It was a Tuesday after Saturday’s graduation events. My assistant brought the day’s mail into…
Richard J. MouwJune 7, 2023
Back in 2001, I got a dog for my fortieth birthday. Balancing my professorship, a…
Margaret DiddamsJune 6, 2023
Christian higher education currently neglects to teach students how to steward their bodies. How do…
Perry L. GlanzerJune 5, 2023
As the title makes plain, this is a how-to guide: how to inhabit time. But…
Thomas M. WardJune 1, 2023
Zero. That’s the overwhelming response when I ask students to number the sermons they’ve heard…
Tim MuehlhoffMay 31, 2023
“Demons, leave my students alone!” I confess, it’s almost as weird to write this, as…
Tim MuehlhoffMay 30, 2023
In Leap of Faith (Paramount Pictures: 1992), Steve Martin offers a modern take on Elmer…
Mark R. TeasdaleMay 26, 2023
Perry Glanzer’s Identity Excellence: A Theory of Moral Expertise for Higher Education is a sequel…
Mark SchwehnMay 25, 2023
Discussing emotionally charged social controversies in the classroom is one of the few parts of…
Greg ForsterMay 24, 2023
To follow my previous foray (See Much Ado About Theories Part 1) into how I…
Matthew S. VosMay 22, 2023
I’ve taught an undergraduate sociological theory course for 20-some years, and it’s long been one…
Matthew S. VosMay 19, 2023
Brad Leithauser’s new book, Rhyme’s Rooms, is a feast, a palace, a work of beauty…
Jon SingletonMay 18, 2023
I teach literature today in no small part thanks to Maggie: A Girl of the…
Marybeth BaggettMay 17, 2023
As mentioned in yesterday's post, my research undertaken with my graduate students has discovered that…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 16, 2023
The Christ-Animated Learning blog recently ran a review of Mark Noll’s important book, The Scandal…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 15, 2023
“Are You Going to Go My Way?” Lenny Kravitz Dear Class of 2023, If there…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 12, 2023
Andy Crouch first burst onto the Christian scene with his book Culture Making.Andy Crouch, Culture…
Todd SteenMay 11, 2023