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On False Prophets & Teachers

Scripture is littered with the motif of false prophets and teachers. But discerning them may be harder than we think.

Mary’s Veil

In what ways do we imitate the saints to begin a journey with Jesus? And how does that imitation provoke and allure others?

No Schadenfreude for the ACNA

If we are in Christ, can we ever be out of communion? In spite of real barriers, Christians are obligated to mutual recognition and love.

Migration & Immigration in the Old Testament

Discourses about migration and immigration permeate the Old Testament. Beginning with Abraham, whom God asked to leave both his people, the Chaldeans, and his...

All Saints’ Day & the Unity of Christ’s Body

The church's eschatological unity causes us not simply to bite our tongues in the face of division. Rather, our joy is in God's grace.

Holiness Is the Work of God

Both justification and sanctification are the work of a gracious and intervening God, the one who raises us from the grave and makes us new.

Christianity & Culture Wars

Culture wars are often contests over a shared past. What if, rather than being swept up in them, Christians played a role in resolving them?

Education & Truth in an Age of Relativism (Part 2)

African folklore pedagogy combined with a life grounded in the sacraments may provide an educational path to truth and virtue.

Education & Truth in an Age of Relativism (Part 1)

The relativizing of truth has often paralyzed teachers from naming any reality as objective. Yet truth is foundational for education.

Only Stickers?

Art raises questions. The church offers Gospel answers. The art installation at Canterbury may be more than merely stickers.

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