His remarkable story of walking away from comfort and finding meaning by alleviating suffering is unusual in Western culture. It’s…
Jeff MunroeFebruary 27, 2023
How does God move in our lives? Sometimes we are guided by gentle nudges or a word from a friend.…
Jeff MunroeDecember 5, 2022
If you give a gift to the Reformed Journal of $300 or more between now and the end of 2022,…
Jeff MunroeNovember 25, 2022
I’m not going to air out the details of my father’s departure from the church. I’m simply going to note…
Jeff MunroeSeptember 26, 2022
Today’s entry is not an opinion piece but a hodge-podge of things I want to make sure our readers are…
Jeff MunroeAugust 1, 2022
Among the many gifts holidays bring is memory, because holidays allow us to connect memories with dates. I have many…
Jeff MunroeJuly 4, 2022
I hear Jesus saying, “It shall not be so among you” and feel like we’ve horribly missed the mark. I’m…
Jeff MunroeJune 6, 2022
Sometime in the fall of 2033, what was once an innocent choice became fraught with polarizing possibilities. Protestants divided (yet…
Jeff MunroeMay 7, 2022
I wonder who has the moral authority to speak when someone misbehaves in public, especially if the misbehaving person is…
Jeff MunroeApril 5, 2022
