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February 22, 2017
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Devotions

Living Alongside, with Open Hands

by Sarah Bixler
…time long before locks and home security systems, immediate neighbors had open access to one’s home and family. If you didn’t trust your neighbor, you had better sleep with one eye open! Those who are wise, this passage urges, will readily do good to their next-door neighbors, extending generosity and not inciting harm or quarreling. This is done “when it is in your power to do it” (verse 27, NRSV). The wisdom writer assumes that neighbors indeed…
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March 1, 2022
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Intentionally Rewriting My “Mom Guilt”: A Review of Power Women

by Valorie Zonnefeld
…em by your example into the life of Christian discipleship.”5 Focusing on our calling from an eternal perspective to lead our children to Christ reminds me what is more important than fancy cupcakes and matched socks.   https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/womens-history-month  â†© Ch. 5, p. 86  â†© Ch. 2, p. 38  â†© Epilogue, p. 207  â†© https://www.crcna.org/resources/church-resources/liturgical-forms/baptism-children/form-holy-baptism-infants-and-yo…
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February 13, 2020
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Culture

Movie Review: Parasite

by Josh Matthews
…ienced viewers, will not stun anybody who has watched even a few screwball comedies. For example, you know the kind of scene where the parents leave their house to their kids on the weekend? The parents go away, and the kids think that they can do whatever they want. So what do they do? They have wild parties and trash the place. Only, they get a phone call from the parents, who say that they will be home early—in fact, in five minutes. So, the ki…
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February 28, 2022
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But for the Grace of God: A Review of Power Women

by Erin Olson
…f that this grace has helped me be more gracious to myself and to the other professor mothers with whom I am blessed to work with.   https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/womens-history-month  â†©…
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March 3, 2022
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Plate Spinning Everyday: A Review of Power Women

by Luralyn Helming
…our life’s calling rather than as disparate parts. Right now, Dr. Pak is serving as a guide to me. I hear her saying it is there, I just cannot always see it clearly.  https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/womens-history-month â†© Chaplains are the only remaining noncombatants in the U.S. military.  â†©…
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February 3, 2023
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Total, Unified, Catholic World: A review of Chapters 2-3 of Neo-Calvinism

by Laremy De Vries
…s affirmed the blurring) of the lines of Calvin’s question with which this review began. And out of this ground, it is only natural that a whole enterprise of philosophical as well as theological thought should sprout and develop organically. “Philosophers can point out the theological and religious implications about what we worship in a secular world, and theologians can critique philosophers on philosophical grounds.” One result is a holistic p…
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August 22, 2019
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Culture

Movie Review: Yesterday

by Ashley Huizinga
…day is still fun to watch—partly for the aesthetic aspect and partly as an example of the escapist idealism for which rom-com audiences pine. The nonsensical nature of it all grew on me during the two-hour runtime, especially in those few moments of an energetic chase scene or when Malik recognizes that certain other not-insignificant names and objects have been erased from the collective consciousness as well. When you realize Ed Sheeran’s ringto…
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September 15, 2014
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by In All Things
…ored on secured servers in the United States, behind a firewall at a data center with access to data strictly controlled.  Access to your Personal Information is restricted to those employees or business partners who need to know that information as part of their job, to service your account or to provide products and services to you. Data protection laws in the United States may not be the same as those in other jurisdictions.  If we transfer per…
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October 19, 2021
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Data and Discourse: A Review of The Data Detective

by Kayt Frisch
…ncluded, would you learn something different? Demand transparency when the computer says no. When a computer algorithm (program) makes a prediction based on a large set of data, question why the algorithm works. What underlying assumptions are present in the model? Don’t take statistical bedrock for granted. What is the source of (or who is producing) the data being used? Do these statisticians have a reputation for honesty, openness, and integrit…
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February 15, 2023
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Podcast

Podcast: STRETCHING the Poetic Imagination with Drew Jackson

by Justin Ariel Bailey, Howard Schaap, Rose Postma
…tps://www.ivpress.com/touch-the-earth Get the previous collection: https://www.ivpress.com/god-speaks-through-wombs Howard Schaap and Rose Postma, co-hosts, reviewed Jackson’s book. You can find them here: Poetry To Break the Power of Empire – Howard Schaap The Road – Rose Postma Other poets and authors mentioned in the podcast: Rainer Maria Rilke Langston Hughes Ta-Nehisi Coates Kiese Lamon Paul Louis Dunbar Mary Oliver Margaret Atwood Barbara Ho…
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August 3, 2022
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Speaking is About the Hearer: A Review of Speaking by the Numbers

by Dave Mulder
…ut the hearer.”4 There are lots of different Enneagram tests available for free online, so if you are curious about your own Enneagram number, that might be a good place to start. But I’ll caution that these tests are almost always about traits or behaviors rather than motivations, and so the results might not be very accurate. Some further reading and study will almost certainly be needed to confirm your type.  â†© If you are new to the Enneagram b…
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December 18, 2019
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Book Review: Singing the Congregation: How Contemporary Worship Music Forms Evangelical Community

by John MacInnis
…Earth: The Conference Congregation as Pilgrim Gathering and Eschatological Community,” Ingalls examines CWM practices at Christian conferences to show how participants are encouraged to interpret the conference congregation as prefiguring the gathering of all believers in the renewed creation, Christianity’s eschatological vision. As Ingalls shows, music’s role in this interpretation is crucial, with eschatological discourse such as repeated menti…
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May 18, 2023
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Caring for Creation and Climate: a Review of Refugia Faith

by Dawn Berkelaar
…ce Brencher. Similar material is found at https://lamentandhope.buzzsprout.com/1894040  â†© For example, see https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/065d18218b654c798ae9f360a626d903  â†© See “Ecological Threat Report 2022,” found here.  â†©  https://inallthings.org/topics-christians-should-discuss-climate-change/  â†©  Refugia Faith, p. 3.  â†© Ibid, p. 5.  â†© Many things contribute to this alienation, including our overuse of digital devices (like phones), our…
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November 14, 2019
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The Inscrutable Other: A Review of Talking to Strangers

by Donald Roth
…universal. Similarly, we can try to lower our threshold for abandoning our default to truth, but that comes with serious costs as well. Gladwell profiles Harry Markopolos, an eccentric financial analyst who argued that Bernie Madoff was a fraud years before Madoff was exposed. Markopolos’ insight came because of his inherently suspicious personality and his complete lack of trust that the heavily regulated financial system could be trusted to catc…
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April 7, 2022
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My Kids Want To…Should I Let Them?: A Review of The Family Firm

by Kayt Frisch
…uestions the elementary school years have a parallel to the questions that companies face. For example, the question, “should your child play travel soccer?” (family) has a lot of similarities to the question, “should we acquire this other shampoo brand?” (company) (9). Oster, a former business school professor, puts forward the idea that the tools you would use to make decisions in the business world can be similarly deployed to make most of the…
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June 16, 2022
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A Grim Reality, a Good Hope: A Review of Fortune

by Howard Schaap
…, pick up a book, read an article, or listen to a conversation and make biblical steps to engage well with one another. Maybe this article could be a starting point: https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2020/june-web-only/juneteenth-truer-independence-day.html 48  â†© 50  â†© 51  â†© 69  â†© 200-202  â†©…
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July 21, 2022
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Cultivating Organic Creativity: A Review of The Imagination Machine

by Donald Roth
…ted by a 5 year old partnered with his 29 year old brother. The non sequiturs and absurdity of both are hilarious, but the first is funny for the things it gets right (but still so wrong) in copying Batman, the other is funny for its creative improvisations that elevate the comic to become a new thing entirely.  â†© p. 7  â†© Abraham Kuyper, Our Program: A Christian Political Manifesto, trans. and ed., Harry Van Dyke (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 201…
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January 14, 2021
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Putting On the Brakes: A Review of The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

by Dawn Berkelaar
…cal and mental health suffer when we push ourselves too hard for too long. Comer comments, “Sabbath is coming for you, whether as delight or discipline.”13 In other words, accept the gift of rest now, or you may be forced into an unwanted rest later due to burnout. Simplicity. Jesus lived simply, with very few material possessions. He also made some very striking statements about wealth and possessions that were difficult to hear. But what if (for…
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February 19, 2020
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Social Media is Politics by Other Means: A Review of LikeWar

by Donald Roth
…age should not be ignored. A New Battlefield “The goal wasn’t to create an online community, but a mirror of what existed in real life.” Mark Zuckerberg’s candid response in a 2013 interview echoes just what the internet has become. It has sparked a revolution by doing what no communications technology could do before: instantly connecting people—not just peer-to-peer, like a phone, or in a one-way conversation, like radio—but in a massive simulta…
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July 22, 2021
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Biblical Kinship, Refugees, and Immigration: A Review of Refuge Reimagined

by Robb DeHaan
…maybe as simply unlucky? The Glanville’s believe that both the Old and New Testaments command them to be treated as kin—as part of the family. They say, ‘Deuteronomy’s social laws (such as treatment of hired laborers and provisions for gleaning) required Yahweh’s people to act as kinsfolk to those who had been without the protection of kinship’ 2.  In the New Testament, Jesus’ frequent interaction with those at the margins of society, the ‘strange…
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August 5, 2021
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Receiving the Kingdom as a Child: A Review of Unfettered

by Marcus BĂĽker
…th God as parent). She points to studies showing that Western culture is becoming more shame based in recent years, correlating with multicultural, postmodern, and communal tendencies. This has implications for how the Church engages culture. Society is evolving to not see the need for redemption, but shows an increasing need for inclusion, and, more poignantly, a desire to fill the void that Christians know to be the result of disconnection from…
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November 11, 2021
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Culture

The Pursuit of Wisdom: A Podcast Review of Becoming Wise

by Jackson Nickolay
…sue the path of wisdom as we are called to as Christians, I would highly recommend Becoming Wise as a podcast to try in order to supplement that pursuit. It is a well of wisdom that can break into even the smallest moments of free time in our very full lives. I have found it to be a valuable resource as I continue to look for ways to engage the theme of wisdom as it is revealed in scripture, and in the lives and words of wise people around me.   P…
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February 14, 2023
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Is Pre-Vatican II Roman Catholicism a Closed Church? A Review of Chapters 2-3 of Neo-Calvinism

by Eduardo Echeverria
…ity to teach, he nonetheless argues that ultimately every believer has the complete freedom to interpret the Word of God for himself, by his own light, leaving him “free to confess otherwise” than what the Church teaches in accordance with its creeds and confessions and hence “to conceive the truth of God in some other sense.” Here, then, we have what Alister McGrath once called Protestant Christianity’s dangerous idea. But how can Bavinck’s posit…
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May 13, 2021
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What About the Women?: A Review of The Making of Biblical Womanhood

by Melissa Bailey
…’t always theologically motivated. More often than not, the power struggle comes first, and the theology comes second as a means to justify decisions already made. If the reader disagrees with that last sentence, then I encourage them to read Barr’s book with an open mind, particularly her analysis of the patriarchy and its tight connection with the inerrancy argument and its use of “slippery slope” theology, and allow the good, bad, and ugly of c…
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February 6, 2023
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Do Modern Christians Know God Differently?: a review of Chapters 4-5 of Neo-Calvinism

by Geoffrey Fulkerson
…method, or more generally, knowledge and epistemology, seem to remain a contested part of the terrain. It is with this same spirit that I set out on the task given to me; specifically, to review chapters 4 and 5, on general and special revelation. Revelation, Scripture, and the Knowledge of God: a brief review In chapter 4, Brock and Sutanto continue their articulation of the distinctive theological contribution of neo-Calvinism in relation to the…
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