by Jason Edwards | Jul 22, 2025 | Opinion
There’s a moment in almost every Caitlin Clark game when the air shifts. The defense pulls up short, the crowd leans forward, and Clark—somewhere just past midcourt—lets it fly. It’s not just the audacity of the shot; it’s the quiet sense that something irreversible...
by Trevor Barton | Jul 22, 2025 | Opinion
Dear Scout, I’ve been thinking about repentance and forgiveness. Often, when I think about these words, I think of them in terms of person-to-person and/or person-to-God. If I do something that hurts another person, I say, “I’m sorry. How can I make amends? Will you...
by Anna Parish | Jul 18, 2025 | Opinion
At lunch during the last week of my first year in seminary, Rebecca, a friend and mentor, asked me what had been the hardest part of my first year at Campbell Divinity School. Other attempts I have made to answer that question honestly have been watered down to make...
by Ken Sehested | Jul 17, 2025 | Opinion
You may have seen the social media meme of a woman in Victorian style dress. The caption reads: “These days most of my exercise comes from shaking my head.” Have any of you been doing this kind of exercise lately? Without a doubt, we’re in a rough patch as citizens in...
by Grace Ji-Sun Kim | Jul 16, 2025 | Opinion
As a child, I read the “Picture Bible,” a large, beautifully illustrated and colorful book that brought biblical stories to life. Later, my father ordered the three-volume cartoon version and I eagerly read it cover to cover. The vivid images helped me engage with...
