Aretha Franklin: Gospel Preacher Thomas Kincaid September 5, 2018 Commentary, Music, Reviews & Culture August 16, the world lost one of the great preachers of the gospel.
‘I will redeem you’ Thomas Kincaid November 14, 2017 Bible, Commentary, Liturgy What the Book of Ruth can teach about our prayers for the dead.
Solid and contrived piety: Michael O’Brien’s Father Elijah series Thomas Kincaid August 25, 2016 Books, Reviews & Culture Catholic-minded friends recommended Michael O’Brien’s apocalyptic thrillers, Father Elijah and Elijah in Jerusalem, to me for years.
Limiting free speech? The Church’s response to pornography Thomas Kincaid February 26, 2016 Commentary "While the production and use of pornography has always been a problem, in recent years its impact has grown exponentially, in large part due to the Internet and mobile technology. Some have even described it as a public health crisis."
John Chrysostom and the virtue of giving Thomas Kincaid December 1, 2015 Commentary A moment of confession: I love stewardship season, and I love asking people for money. Why? Because John Chrysostom’s right: Learning to use money effectively for God’s purpose is fundamental to our discipleship.
Adoption, generosity, and the kingdom Thomas Kincaid August 26, 2015 Commentary Mutual restraint and generosity enabled this event to be plainly and obviously one of God’s own kingdom, where adoption is a dream for God’s people (Romans 8:23).
An academic and pastoral lens Thomas Kincaid April 23, 2015 Books Richard Hays offers an exemplary commentary on 1 Corinthians, naming the challenges and exploring how we can honestly engage with a biblical text we seek to make authoritative in our lives and our Church.
A pitch for daily Communion: in response to Mac Stewart Thomas Kincaid February 10, 2015 Commentary Daily Communion is not just for Anglo-Catholic smells-and-bells types.
