Justice, Mercy and The Irishman
The world of The Irishman is a deeply moral one, with a strong sense of retribution and justice, but without much hope of reconciliation or redemption for its central characters.
He Gives to His Beloved Sleep
I’ve been reflecting on the phenomenon of sleep, and in particular on how the Bible’s description of sleep can illuminate our understanding of what it means to be a creature of God.
Same-Sex Marriage: Where Do We Go from Here?
All of us face a situation where things may not turn out the way we hope they will. And regardless of the outcome, our calling as disciples of Jesus Christ bids us to the following perspectives, demeanors, and behaviors.
Conservative Voices on Same-Sex Marriage in Canada
The following series of essays is an attempt to return the Anglican Church of Canada to the scriptural source of our faith.
Prayer Works
Whenever I am discouraged and don’t feel like praying, I think of a particular story from the Diocese of the Arctic.
Celibacy, Abuse, and the Formation of Desire
The clergy sexual abuse crisis is not born from a lack of sexual partners, but from disordered sinful desires acted out in predatory ways.
Suicide, Sin, and Grace
What does the Church have to offer in the face of increasing suicide rates and a rising mental health crisis?
Called to Serve
An ordination sermon in the Diocese of the Arctic.