Are you a perfectionist? Is your boss one? Perhaps you have a perfectionist parent or sibling?

Every once in a while, it’s good to ask yourself, “When was the last time I had a real conversation with someone who doesn&rs

I’m about to say something just a bit shocking. It’s highly controversial.

Opening the closet door to look for wrapping paper, I saw it hanging in solitude.

When I heard the name Aceh, the main locale in Indonesia hit by the 2004 tsunami, it was not new to me.

“Someday soon, my little man, our Lord Jesus is coming again. I hope you never forget it as long as you live.”

Daughter Ruth was always last to leave the Sunday family dinners.

I can still hear my grandpa’s refrain about “Ninth Street,” our home church in Holland, Mich.: “Don’t chang

As we celebrate Thanksgiving this year, times are tough.

I am not a psychologist. I have neither a degree in therapy nor in grief counseling.

No one knows for sure how many Christians remain in Iraq.

W.A. Visser ’t Hooft once wrote the following thought-provoking words about John Calvin:

One of the sweet promises of Scripture is God’s guidance.

As part of our commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin, The Banner asked Ronald J.

Swelling with pride, a mother was all too glad to tell me recently how well her daughter is faring in her graduate studies at a prestigio

My son doesn’t go to church anymore because he thinks God is a myth.”

Oil

“Fill the earth and subdue it”
(Gen. 1:28).

I wonder how many readers were surprised by Time magazine’s recent cover story “10 Ideas Changing the World Right Now”

Emily, a former student of mine, had endured a semester’s worth of ridicule and abuse from her grad school professors and fellow st

Even as a resurgence of atheism fascinates the mass media, a new theological engagement with public life is taking shape.

A speaker once asked his audience to raise their hands high above their heads. Everyone complied.

This year’s Multiethnic Conference participants met with the theme “Embracing the Discomfort of Diversity,” and attende

A former student wrote to me recently: