"Gospel Glory" by Cornelius Plantinga Jr., August 2004, pp.

I went to a worship service recently that made my ears ring for 24 hours afterward.

At the Beginning of time, the Chief of Spin came to the first woman and asked her a question.

If you’re a churchgoer, you’ve undoubtedly found yourself in the middle of a swirling controversy at some point.

This article is an attempt to share the experience of a relative newcomer moving from the margins to the mainstream—or to be more p

I was 14. Going to Church in Canada sure was different.

Thousands of amazing things are going on in just one drop of your blood.

My phone rings. It’s Jack, a member of my congregation.

Tov shem mishemen tov. Go ahead, try that on your tongue. It’s a clever play on words.

If you think the Christian Reformed Church is mostly made up of people just like you, think again.

Last week a colleague walked into one of our offices and asked, “Just how important is reading the Bible?” The response: &ldq

When I was a child, you could tell where people lived by the churches they went to: everyone went to the church that was closest to them.

No one knows why things went so wrong.

Some time ago a friend at work handed me a promotional copy of a book that had arrived in our office mail.