For several years Jay Green, John Fea, and I worked on coediting a collection of essays that has recently been published by the University of Notre Dame Press, Confessing History: Explorations in ...

After the celebration of the Baptism of Jesus that last Sunday ended the Christmas season, today the liturgy presents a passage from the first chapter of the Gospel of John to complete the narrative ...

How Martin Luther’s doctrine of vocation can mold marriage, parenting, and childhood. For Gene Edward Veith Jr., provost and professor of literature at Patrick Henry College, Martin Luther’s doctrine ...

I find comfort in the routines in life, especially when so much of life seems so uncertain and capricious. For almost a decade, I went running along the same route each day and encountered many of the ...

Dealing with the COVID epidemic has been taking a toll on nurses and other health care professionals. The overtime shifts, the staffing shortages, the triage of patients, the grief at losing so many, ...

Today’s success metrics—title, salary, real estate—are leaving high-achieving professionals feeling strangely empty. As a leadership consultant and clinician-in-training, I've seen this paradox play ...

The amount of pressure on us to not miss our vocation can be tremendous. It really is too much. And here's why. A few weeks ago I described how to know if you’ve found “the one” to marry. I’m a ...

Praying for vocations is an important way for us as Christians to help one another as we serve God together. Supporting each other with prayer for vocations helps us all contribute to the world well ...