in all things is a publication of the Andreas Center at Dordt University
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Email
  • RSS
  • Masthead
  • Newsletter
  • Archive
in All things

in All things

Exploring the implications of Christ's presence in all of life.
Menu
  • Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Culture
  • Devotions
  • Essays
  • Archive

Articles by Kory Plockmeyer

Kory Plockmeyer is the pastor of Covenant Christian Reformed Church in Sioux Center, Iowa. He is a Doctoral student in Latin and Roman Studies and blogs at ThinkChristian.com.

Unplugging from Social Media

  • Kory Plockmeyer
1
4 years ago

About three and a half years ago I decided to delete my Facebook account. I had several reasons, but the biggest was a concern for how social media was forming and shaping me to be more self-focused, rather than less.

Read more

  • Facebook
  • hashtags
  • social media
  • twitter

Does Church Attendance Matter?

  • Kory Plockmeyer
2
5 years ago

Church leadership bodies are forced to ask questions to which there is no easy solution: “How much time away is too much time away from the church to be able to serve in a leadership position?”

Read more

  • church
  • church attendance
  • church leadership

Mindful Love of God

  • Kory Plockmeyer
2
5 years ago

My reasons for academic study are many, but to see my academic study in light of and in response to God's grace in my life has been the most freeing.

Read more

  • Alexander the Great
  • Christianity
  • creation
  • God's grace
  • research
  • sin

Navigating Grief at Christmas

  • Kory Plockmeyer
1
5 years ago

Even as Christmas is a time of heightened joy and excitement, the moments of grief, pain, and sadness can feel all the more powerful. So how do we navigate grief at Christmas?

Read more

  • Christmas
  • grief
  • joy

The Pipe Dream of Tithing?

  • Kory Plockmeyer
0
5 years ago

How can we help create space where the first question is not "Are you giving 10%?" but "What can we do to help empower you to experience this aspect of faithful living?"

Read more

  • church ministry
  • ten percent
  • tithing
Why I’m not Voting (for President)
Living with Less
Against Common Sense

Reader Comments

  • Dave Schelhaas on Inauguration Day and the Politics of a Partial ExorcismDonald, One more thing I meant to say was that I appreciated very much your...
  • Dave Schelhaas on Inauguration Day and the Politics of a Partial ExorcismProfessor Roth seeks to delineate some of the “spirits” we need rid ourselves of as...
  • Nicole Baart on Advent: Love Never FailsIt's so easy to get selfishly caught-up in self, isn't it? Probably my biggest struggle....

Get iAt by Email

Most Read Articles

  • Should Christians Call out Sin in Others?
    Should Christians Call out Sin in Others?
  • Memento Mori: A Review of The End of the Christian Life
    Memento Mori: A Review of The End of the Christian Life
  • The Spirit's Groaning
    The Spirit's Groaning

@in_all_things

  • How do we live well, with the full knowledge that we are mortal and that we will die? There is an *ars moriendi,* a… https://t.co/Oilpcu7GtLyesterday
  • “Our nation is possessed by various spirits, and the parties are far from united on which ones should go and which… https://t.co/jGvjnfg2XY3 days ago
  • De Groat's book is a reminder to be honest in our own self-evaluation. The reader is encouraged to have people who… https://t.co/ND1GwyuXAM260 days ago
© 2020 in all things • a project of The Andreas Center at Dordt University • Sitemap • Terms • Privacy • DMCA • iAt
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Email
  • RSS

Pin It on Pinterest