Submissions from 2026
Community of Open Hands: Reimagining the Classroom through Beauty, Eunsub Cho
Community of Open Hands: Reimagining the Classroom through Beauty, Eunsub Cho
Virtue Development A Christian Perspective on Character Formation in Community, Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung
Making Sense of and Responding to the Good and Bad Within Psychology: Common Grace and Antithesis as Tools for Psychology, Tyler Greenway and Cory B. Wilson
A Midwestern Philosopher on the Joy of Going Vegan, Matthew C. Halteman
Matthew C. Halteman, Vegans in Waiting: from Defensiveness to Curiosity., Matthew C. Halteman
Hungry Beautiful Animals: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan, Matthew Kuperus Heun
Calvin University professor breaks down US senate race between Stevens and El-Sayed, Douglas L. Koopman
Calvin University's Dr. Doug Koopman breaks down the race for senate, governor, Douglas L. Koopman
The “How” of Christian Scholar’s Review: Addressing Two Academic “Integration” Problems, Matthew D. Lundberg
Thumbs up, Craig Mattson
When a University Dies, Craig Mattson
A letter to the future, Derek Schuurman
A possible renaissance for Christian higher education, Derek Schuurman
A Protestant Response to the Pope’s Magnifica Humanitas on AI, Derek Schuurman
Reformational Thought in Three Universities, Derek Schuurman
The Ride Home with Kathy Emmons, Derek Schuurman
AI, Translation, and Telling the Truth, David I. Smith
Our human desire for God, with the Augustine scholar James K.A. Smith, James K.A. Smith
Whose Jesus? Which Christlikeness? On the Prospects of Protestant Spiritual Formation, James K.A. Smith
Unrequited Love, Kevin Timpe
The Business Next Door: How Dutch immigrants built a business empire (The DePrees I), Steve VanderVeen
The Business Next Door: The rise, the transition, and fall of the Holland Furnace Company I, Steve VanderVeen
The Business Next Door: The rise, the transition, and fall of the Holland Furnace Company II, Steve VanderVeen
The Business Next Door: The rise, the transition, and fall of the Holland Furnace Company III, Steve VanderVeen
From awe to anxiety: investigating art-induced self-transcendence using virtual reality, Monica V. Weedman, Kutter Callaway, Daniel M. Shafer, Tyler Greenway, Jo- Ann Tsang, and Wade C. Rowatt
Monitoring Streambank Stabilization, Julie Field Wildschut, Andrea Lubberts, Matthew Herman, and Caroline Keson
A Remarkable Journey of Faith and Perseverance, John Zimmerman
Submissions from 2025
Charity Begins with Zoning Reforms, Mark D. Bjelland
Christian Character Formation in a Culture of Anger, Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung
Living in but not of the World, Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung
Bring Back the Blue-Book Exam: In an age of AI, we need to return to handwritten assignments., Katie Day Good
Media quiteracy: Why digital disconnection belongs in the media literacy curriculum, Katie Day Good
123: Philosophy, Ethics, and the Joy of Going Vegan: Matt Halteman’s Compassionate Approach to Food, Matthew C. Halteman
Alimentary Podcast: Hungry Beautiful Animals with Matthew C. Halteman, Matthew C. Halteman
Did You Bring the Hummus? Episode 120 - Hungry Beautiful Animals, Matthew C. Halteman
From Philosophy to Flourishing: A Compassionate Case for Going Vegan with Matthew C. Halteman, Matthew C. Halteman
Hope for the Animals Podcast: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan with Matthew Halteman, Matthew C. Halteman
NBSV 208: Matthew C. Halteman on the joyful case for going vegan, Matthew C. Halteman
Philosophical Help for the Reluctant Vegan, Matthew C. Halteman
Professor Matthew Halteman on Ethics, Animals, and Awe, Matthew C. Halteman
The Glen Merzer Show: Author of Hungry Beautiful Animals, Matthew C. Halteman
The Good Life: Andrew Leigh in Conversation, Matthew C. Halteman
The Philosophy of Kindness with Matthew Halteman, Matthew C. Halteman
What You're Eating Podcast: You’re Probably a Vegan in Waiting, Matthew C. Halteman
A Journey Through Seminary in the Presbyterian Church in Korea (Kosin), Sam Neulsaem Ha
Exploring Calvin, Calvinism, and Neo-Calvinism with Drs. James Eglinton and Gray Sutanto, Sam Neulsaem Ha
Not Just About Who They Are, but Who We Become: Rethinking Calvin on the Imago Dei and Human Dignity, Sam Neulsaem Ha
Reformed Identity Through The Eyes of a Professor of Philosophical Theology, Sam Neulsaem Ha
Why Calvin? Naming a Seminary After a Theologian of Consolation, Sam Neulsaem Ha