Searching for Noah’s Ark: Report #120 from the Field By Ephraim Radner Along with the many, mostly amateur, explorers who have been after the remains of Noah’s ark, I too have been searching for it over many years. In my case, it is not archaeology — a fool’s ... Read More...
Way Back Wednesday: The Anglican Anti-Corruption Movement? Nearly six years ago, Ephraim Radner penned this searching look at questions of the churches' integrity. First Peter 4:7 admonishes that judgment must begin with the house of God. Unless the churches are able t... Read More...
Divine Irreplaceability By Ephraim Radner One of the most difficult things I have done as a pastor is to stand beside people as they face a terrible problem’s irresolvability. I’ve felt guilty, even, in enabling a person’s admissio... Read More...
Books: Forgotten Friends By Ephraim Radner When I worked in Burundi in the early 1980s, my house stood across the road from the local school. One day, a young man came by and introduced himself. He was a teacher at the school, a Rwa... Read More...
Abraham and Sarah, Slaveholders By Ephraim Radner Abraham and Sarah were slaveholders. Eliezer and Hagar were their slaves. The following is but a brief reflection on how we have interpreted this uncomfortable fact. It offers no grand clai... Read More...
The Questions that Remain By Ephraim Radner I’m glad some folks took time to read my little piece, raising the question of whether live-streaming worship is a good. It doesn’t bother me at all that many would object to things I said ... Read More...
Should We Live-Stream Worship? Maybe Not. Should we live stream worship at this time? Maybe not. At least we should think about why, to what end, and with what consequences.
The Parable of the Past Bit by bit, our links to significant episodes of human existence are dissolving.
