How to Bring Joy to Harry & David
There is trouble at Harry & David’s. The Oregon company, which began by selling pears and now does a major mail-order business with its “fruit-of-the-month” offerings, Moose Munch popcorn, and related products, has recently experienced another senior management change. This time the new CEO has broken tradition by choosing to live in Atlanta rather than […]
On How “We Hold These Truths”
I heard someone say recently, in connection with whether a Mormon could be president, that John Kennedy had faced similar opposition because...
Richard Mouw’s Books Authored
Talking with Mormons: An Invitation to Evangelicals
For over a decade Fuller Seminary president Richard Mouw has participated in Mormon-Evangelical dialogue with a view to...
Death as the Defeated Enemy
In my last blog I discussed cremation. I’ll stick with death-related thoughts for another time around.
In a presentation I gave...
Ice Cream After Funerals
In my childhood I associated funerals with ice cream. My dad was a pastor, and when he would conduct a funeral it meant that...
The Lesson of “Ancient Seas”
I was 15 years old when I stopped believing in a “young earth.” And it happened, of all places, at a fundamentalist...
“Unknown” Leaders
In an interview the other day I was asked where some of the “unknown” leaders are right now—folks whose leadership is thus...
Using the Atonement “Putter”
I am no expert on N. T. Wright’s theology, but I know enough to reject those charges of his critics that he is weak...
No More Divisions?
Let me say right off that I admire Krister Stendahl. He taught for many years at Harvard, and also served as the...
Honoring the Washerwoman
Phyllis and I hosted a breakfast recently with the Building Services team on our Pasadena campus. We wanted to thank them for...
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