Faculty members participate in a variety of activities that contribute to communal scholarship and develop serviceable insight, all with an eye to equipping others to work effectively toward Christ-centered renewal in all aspects of contemporary life.
For works by faculty arranged by departments, please visit Faculty Work: By Department.
Faculty Work from 2020
Movie Review: The Rise of Skywalker, Tom Clark, Blog Post
No Heart of the Ioway, James C. Schaap and Mark Munger, Podcast
OK for Boomers: How Do We Remember Those Who are Locked Down as We Open Up?, Donald Roth, Blog Post
Open Educational Resources for the Kingdom, Mike Janssen, Blog Post
Our Fiscal Policy Response to the COVID Crisis, John Visser, Blog Post
Part of a Balanced Breakfast: Three Steps to Restore Balance in our Digital World, Mark Volkers, Blog Post
Recipes, Imagination, and Scripture: A Review of Romans Disarmed, David Westfall, Blog Post
Seeking Out the Seventh Day: A Review of God's Sabbath with Creation, Ethan Brue, Blog Post
Seven Stanzas at Easter, David Schelhaas, Blog Post
Shenandoah: Our Thirst for Home, James C. Schaap and Mark Munger, Podcast
Shows that Shape Us: Asking the Right Questions, Justin Bailey, Blog Post
Shows that Shape Us: Saved by the Bell, Erin Olson, Blog Post
Shows that Shape Us: The Office, Justin Bailey, Blog Post
Silas Soule and the Courage to Stand Against the Tide of Injustice, James C. Schaap and Mark Munger, Podcast
Siouxland's Response to the Spanish Flu, James C. Schaap and Mark Munger, Podcast
Social Media is Politics by Other Means: A Review of LikeWar, Donald Roth, Blog Post
Soddies: Home, Home in the Range, James C. Schaap and Mark Munger, Podcast
Teaching the Whole Person: A Review of The Learning Cycle, Steve Holtrop, Blog Post
The Art of Distancing: A Review of How to Do Nothing, David J. Mulder, Leah A. Zuidema, and Matt Drissell, Blog Post
The Continuous, the Discrete and the Infinitesimal in Philosophy and Mathematics (Book Review), Calvin Jongsma, Book Review
The Death of Kobe Bryant: Fallen Icons and Heart of Popular Culture, Justin Bailey, Blog Post
The Early Childhood Years: Building Blocks for Life, Gwen R. Marra, Blog Post
The Irony of a Well-Presented Lecture, Tony N. Jelsma, Blog Post
The Novels You Re-Read, David Schelhaas, Blog Post
The Osage Church: Faith, Murder, and the Presence of History, James C. Schaap and Mark Munger, Podcast