Salvation Himself By Wesley Hill There’s a wonderful bit in Lancelot Andrewes’ Christmas Day sermon from 1610 where he meditates on the meaning of the angels’ announcement to the shepherds that Christ the Lord, newborn and ly... Read More...
Where to Look for New Life By Wesley Hill During the afternoon of Maundy Thursday, as I sat writing in my office, the sun burst through the colorless gauze that had been hanging over Pittsburgh for most of Holy Week. I quickly checked... Read More...
Bibles for the Ages Sometimes I want to sit down to read the Bible in well-wrought English, within a book that is well-made, and on pages that are admirably formatted and presented. Those are all features that help me concentrate on what I believe to be the Word of God.
Respecting the Mystery: On Christian Doctrine Christian doctrine functions, above all, as a safeguard for mystery. It holds in flaming tension what would otherwise devolve into drab truisms.
What Makes Romans So Powerful Perhaps our era is especially ripe for another liberating encounter with the gospel found in Romans.
The Trinitarian Theology of Morning Prayer Our beloved BCP takes us, every morning, right to the heart of the most vital and serious of theological issues.
Easter in Ordinary Time There is a strange kind of overlapping that we Christians find ourselves living out in between the first advent of Christ and his eventual glorious appearing.
Why I Want to Stay Why might traditional Anglicans want to remain in TEC? Two words: family and witness.
