‘God Blew, and They Were Scattered’
God may or may not have played a role in the defeat of the Spanish Armada. What mattered is that everyone at the time thought he did.
Elesha Coffman|
All Men Should Be Farmers
A satirical take on Christian gender roles.
Elesha Coffman, guest writer|
Don't Be Afraid to Ask
Sometimes, women need to set aside false selflessness.
Elesha Coffman, guest writer|
6 Catholics, 3 Jews
Does it matter that there might soon be no Protestants on the Supreme Court?
Elesha Coffman|
Ways to Pray
Diverse figures from church history offer surprisingly similar guidance for this core Christian practice.
Elesha Coffman|
God Bless Texas?
All sides of a recent textbook battle are right, and wrong, about religion in American history.
Elesha Coffman|
A Brief Religious History
Nothing has ever been easy for this once-lush island nation.
Elesha Coffman|
Oberman Is Over-Hard
And other lessons from my first semester teaching church history.
Elesha Coffman|
An Edwards-ian Thanksgiving
In November 1739, Jonathan Edwards preached not freedom from want, but freedom from demons.
Elesha Coffman|
Segregated No More
Last weekend, white and black Methodist congregations in Philadelphia worshiped together for the first time in more than 200 years.
Elesha Coffman|
Ways to Pray
Diverse figures from church history offer surprisingly similar guidance for this core Christian practice.
Elesha Coffman|
Family Feuds
Anglican agonies demonstrate the link between long history and deep conflict.
Elesha Coffman|