On the Way to the Quadrilateral: William Reed Huntington In honor of William Reed Huntington’s commemoration, a reflection on his contribution to Anglicanism’s generous orthodoxy in the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral.
Forcing Jesus to Be King: Utilitarian Religion and Self-Fulfillment Jesus will not be forced into doing our bidding. He walks away from propping up our agendas on the warrant of his authority.
Embracing the Cross of Christ We must embrace the cross, though it may sound as though we Christians glory in weakness, cruelty, suffering, and death.
Be a tree It’s no accident that trees play a prominent role in the Bible. In fact, trees bookend the story of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.
Facing death with Christian hope If Jesus died was raised to life, then something akin to overturning the law of gravity has been unleashed.
Window into a larger world After a year of worship, I embraced the Nicene Creed as a beautiful expression of truths at the heart of the gospel.
Gracious acceptance Our post-Communion prayer affirms that we aren’t merely tolerated by God. No, we are graciously accepted.
Ash Wednesday: Confronting sin and mortality Ash Wednesday confronts us with two truths we probably don’t like to dwell on, truths our culture encourages us to minimize, deny, or simply ignore.
