As Howard University welcomed students impacted by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Marcus watched with fascination the chapels provided for these students on his campus. That experience—plus serving on alternative spring breaks and ...
“Not many of you should become teachers, my fellow believers, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly.” James 3:1
Politics, sports, weather, and another story of a pastor or director of a ministry ...
Sophia Lee and Stefani McDade tell hosts Kent Annan and Jamie Aten about their personal experiences reporting on the Afghan refugee crisis—and ways they see the church responding. (As it turns out, the more you practice welcoming, ...
Margaret Diddams, former Provost of Wheaton College, is now principal consultant with The Diddams Group and editor of Christian Scholar’s Review.
Back in June 2016, as I started my new role as Provost at Wheaton College, Jamie ...
Twenty months in, the bickering continues: to mask or not to mask, to mandate or not to mandate.
When not used for political or tribal posturing, these arguments at least touch on important issues of freedom and care for neighbors. ...
As with all things that grow, it started as a seed: what if Wheaton College offered a graduate program that prepared future generations of humanitarian professionals to respond to the world’s greatest needs?
Over the past 10 ...
“What’s next?”
I remember dramatically picking up a stick to write these words in the snow, as I took time on a walk to pray and discern what the future might hold for me. I had completed my undergraduate degree the ...
As disasters increase each year across the globe, research shows that the vulnerable suffer disproportionately from them. Fortunately, the church is uniquely suited by its design to bring much-needed assistance to the vulnerable.
That’s ...
The recent Christianity Today podcast, The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, chronicles the skyrocket to pastoral fame of Seattle-based leader Mark Driscoll, and the church’s just as quick demise: Mars Hill unraveled due to his tyrant-like ...
The opening scene of Confetti brilliantly sets a tone of frustration for the rest of the movie.
A nicely dressed woman says, “Talk about persistent” and angrily presses play on a voice recorder, on which we hear a different ...
