by Pam Durso Election day is finally here after what seems like the longest and most contentious political season ever. Surely this has been a year like no other. Historians in 2120… Read more »
by Keith Herron Our text: Art – oil paints, mixed with precision for color and shading, all of it purposeful in the hand and creativity of one of the world’s masters; no… Read more »
by Patricia L. Griffen One of the most memorable experiences from my childhood was a family road trip to the New York World’s Fair the summer of 1964. The trip made 1964… Read more »
Central Seminary’s monthly chapel services during August, September, and October have featured three of the writers in the “Beyond the Divisions” series. Here are links to their messages: August: Greg Hunt, “Christian… Read more »
by Ruth Rosell “I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Choose life so that you and your descendants may live.” Deuteronomy 30: 19 These words are found in… Read more »
by Rev. Dr. Aidsand F. Wright-Riggins Political, economic, religious and ethnic divisions are so deep and wide in America now that some question the prospects of overcoming our polarizations towards the creation… Read more »
By John Park “Go away!” Those two words hurt me and my group and kept echoing in my head for a while. My lead pastor and his wife, a deacon, and I… Read more »
by Joe Marlow I am a follower of Christ, husband, father, grandfather, and citizen. These personal identifiers are the foundation of what David Brooks in his book The Road to Character calls… Read more »
by Robin Sandbothe In the first class of a spiritual formation certificate program which I’m about to complete, we were going around the room introducing ourselves. I happened to be sitting next… Read more »
by Robert E. Johnson The science of psychology is dedicated to exploring human psycho-social motivation and behavior (among other things). Thus psychology, together with the other social sciences, is committed to the… Read more »