Jesus Reimagined in Modern South Africa
Christians have long struggled with seeing Jesus as Jewish. Yes, Christ becomes more relatable once “incarnated” in a specific cultural context.
Clergy: Don’t Apologize for Lent
We all need Lent more than we know.
A Sunday in the Anglican Diaspora
North American Anglicans lack an ecclesiology that can comprehend our fragmentation and numerical decay.
After Darkness, Light?
The documentary Calvinist is a visual tract intended primarily for American evangelicals unaffiliated and possibility unfamiliar with the movement.
Rewarding, Not Easy, Listening
The Majesty of the Flesh and Mother of God are punctuated with lyrics rooted in Bozeman’s Orthodox faith, which makes his lyrical voice distinct in America’s musical scene.
The Alleged Bigotry of Jesus
Was Jesus a racist? As usual, social media hosted a flood of opinion.
Linguistic Purity Is an Impossible Liturgical Criterion
The pursuit of an immaculate vocabulary will be interminable.
Why the Lambeth Conference?
Why does the Lambeth Conference matter? On an interview on a new book: The Lambeth Conference: Theology, History, Polity and Purpose — The First 150 Years.