The Optional Bishop
An Anglican province bent on mission but without theological and historical depth will make for a weak, divided church.
If You Have the Stomach, See First Reformed Twice
First Reformed is a testimony that sometimes movies ask something of us.
Islam, Worldview, and the Deep Questions of Life
Invest time in personal relationships with non-Christians. The Enlightenment was fundamentally mistaken in supposing that reason is the key driver of history and human decisions. It is not.
Psalm 23 and a Biblical Imagination for Catechesis
The Church Fathers invite us to teach the faith in ways that emerge out of patient readings and re-readings of Scripture.
The Trinity, Orthodoxy, and Our Common Story
We have the word of Jesus to rely upon: he and the Father are one, that the Holy Spirit will come among us, that we now have the glorious gift of calling God Our Father.
Filling in the Global Map for the Anglican Communion
Let’s fill in the map and not rest on the accomplishments of the 19th century.
Justice for the Unclaimed Dead
After St. Joseph's example, my parish pledged to give up our tomb. We pay for the cremation of children for families who cannot. For babies who are unclaimed, we have made a perpetual claim. For all who need a grave, we have opened our grounds.
The Question of Calling
As twenty-somethings finish their studies and look toward the future, the question of vocation is urgent and, it seems, particularly difficult to answer amid other pressures and responsibilities.