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Last weekend, as I watched the terrible scenes from Charlottesville, Va., my heart was deeply troubled,

Over the weekend of August 11-12 in Charlottesville, Va., violence broke out at a rally protesting the removal of a statue

As a preacher, I felt a bit awkward walking into Calgary’s Victoria Park CrossFit gym that morning.

Back in my roaring twenties, I used to volunteer with something called the Committee for Contact with the Government (CCG).

During a rally for Facebook users last month, Mark Zuckerberg laid out his dreams for the future of his social media behemoth.

If I had to write a newspaper headline for Synod 2017 it would read “Tectonic fault lines in culture tear at Western Civilization.

Once a year in the Netherlands, joggers in the park stop running for two minutes.

Here is a poem that I learned at an evangelical “Bible camp”

David Hoekema and I served on the same synodical committee on War and Peace.

I got to thinking about the profound meaning of mission.

a student asked me whether I am in favor of “big government or small government.”

Growing up in evangelicalism, I often heard preachers talk about “the time of God’s patience.”

I was nodding along enthusiastically from the first page in of James K. A. Smith’s new book,

I have been involved with life issues since my parents stuffed me into a dress shirt and tie,

Shortly after the election, my friend sent me a note: “Would you be willing to go with me to the Women’s March

On October 13 Nicholas Wolterstorff offered his voice in favor of same-sex marriage

For a couple of months my wife, Susie, and I felt undeniably drawn to the Standing Rock Sioux Nation and the “Water Protectors” attempts to reclaim land.

As the American political season heats up like an August day in Phoenix, I notice more and more mention of God by political candidates and their surrogates.

The story of Naaman in 2 Kings 5 is one of the most delightful, masterful, and intriguing in the Old Testament.