Beavering Our Way, Reformed Style
In a world threatened by drought, fire, and soil erosion both literal and metaphorical, we are working together here to create a healthier ecosystem of
In a world threatened by drought, fire, and soil erosion both literal and metaphorical, we are working together here to create a healthier ecosystem of
I was right on top of her, taking down the platform feeder, when I finally noticed the tiny chickadee struggling frantically. She was caught in
If we think of the church as a garden—or maybe a vineyard, to be more in keeping with Jesus’ kingdom parables—that would suggest that we
Fortunately, the sociological literature on hope is a growing field. Can a bunch of sociologists offer us some insight on hope? I was recently part
I wonder what needs a controlled burn in our culture right now, in our churches?
Her goal is to equip sympathetic readers with appropriate, fact-based rhetorical strategies in order to counter deceptive rhetoric, especially the subtle kind that sounds sensible
A few years ago, I shared some great examples of climate artists working in music, dance, and performance. Today, I offer some more examples, this
I noticed that the way we spoke about nature almost always celebrated beautiful aspects, typically in general terms: mountains, clouds, wildflowers, sunsets, that sort of
What distinctive gifts does the church bring to the table? What can we offer, right now, in this moment in history? What gifts of the
But what to do with this whiz-bang of a passage from Mark, where Jesus instructs the disciples about impending doom?