Dr. Matthew Kaemingk, co-author of Work and Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy and editor of Reformed Public Theology: A Global Vision for Life in the World, sent...
I grew up in southern Florida in the era BAC (before air conditioning). So, almost every summer we spent several weeks in the western North Carolina mountains. One...
Editor’s note: Dr. Anne Bradley was recently featured in an interview with Praxis Circle. Below are a few highlights of that conversation that center around love in celebration...
When we look in the pews on Sunday morning, what kinds of women do we see? Wives with their husbands? Mothers with their children? The single women sitting...
In the 1979 film Being There, Peter Sellers’ character, Chance—a man who is not too bright—rises to power and prominence in Washington, D.C. by repeatedly being in the...
Spend a few minutes on social media or watching certain news channels these days, and it won’t be long before you hear a variation of the accusation that...
If you’re a Christian you don’t have “a calling,” you have three. Two of the three are fundamental and universal—that is, they aren’t optional and they aren’t individual,...
In Western contexts haunted by the ghosts of Christendom, going public with Christian faith, let alone Christian worship, seems absurd and unthinkable. Attempts to repristinate ancient stational liturgies...
My church gathered corporately in June for the first time since our governor instituted a stay-at-home order in mid-March. After nearly three months of worshiping from home via...
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