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January 11, 2012
By Bob Grahmann
How to Start Reading the Bible

Perhaps you’ve made a New Year’s resolution to start reading your Bible or to read it more often. Great!

January 04, 2012
By Steven Grahmann
Why I Mourn Christopher Hitchens
First, I was just plain sad. Even though I’d never met Hitchens, I felt a connection with him. His books and lectures, though difficult, helped me think critically about my faith in a way I’d never done before. I hoped and prayed I’d be able to tell him that someday, as I hoped and prayed that a miracle would happen and he would embrace Jesus in all His beautiful irrationality. So when Hitchens died, I was sad.
December 27, 2011
By Kent Annan
Just Before the Earth Shook
It had been almost twenty years since I last attended Urbana, as a student. I returned as my first book, "Following Jesus Through the Eye of the Needle"was being published.
December 16, 2011
By Kent Annan
The Better Beard at Christmas

I’ve never donned a beard or red suit for Christmas. So far that’s my personal line.

December 12, 2011
By Abi Christian
10 Gift Ideas from InterVarsity Press

Fact: Books are the best presents to give (barring, of course, all those other fabulous but intangible gifts of love, time, grace, and hugs). For one reason, books are easy to wrap – no more of those awkward corners and creative cover-ups. For another, they’re a gift you can borrow.

November 30, 2011
By Maghan Perez
God's Truth in the Locker Room
Lately, it seems like each week brings more shocking news of scandals, abuse, or tragedies on college campuses around the country. Many center around college athletics, such as at Penn State.
November 09, 2011
By Ben Emerson
Blogging the Bible

If you had told me, upon entering college, that studying the Bible by printing out a few verses on a blank sheet of paper and then writing all over it would change my life, I would have thought you were crazy.

November 02, 2011
By Donna Wilson
Bringing the First Fruits

I love the fall harvest season. The farmer’s market turns into a veritable cornucopia of fruits and vegetables, cheese, honey, baked goods, and homespun yarns. There’s a celebratory feeling in the air.

September 23, 2011
By Scott Wilson
Surviving in a Volatile Economy

As I helplessly watched the market go up and down this summer, I thought a lot about my old friend Habby. He died 2,500 years ago, penniless as far as I know.

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