With Great Freedom Comes Responsibility Elisabeth Kincaid May 1, 2018 Commentary, The Episcopal Church Freedom for excellence means pursuing what is most appropriate for our good.
Five Theses on Church Discipline Wesley Hill April 17, 2018 Commentary, The Episcopal Church None of us, it seems, is fully practicing what the New Testament envisions for church discipline.
Epiphany Seen through Monastic Eyes Mother Miriam, CSM February 1, 2018 Commentary The central theme for Epiphanytide is the manifestation of Christ to the world, which leads to the obvious exhortation that every Christian is called to repent and believe in the gospel.
The sore thumb, indispensable to the body Abigail Woolley Cutter November 27, 2017 Books, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church When a certain burden must be borne by some more than others, do we suddenly adopt the pirate’s code that Those who fall behind are left behind?
Get on with it Mac Stewart August 22, 2017 Commentary, The Episcopal Church The constant worry I’m not doing things as well or as effectively as I could still simmers beneath the surface.
What we’re reading: Lent The Living Church March 10, 2017 Anglican Church of Canada, Books, Church in Wales, Church of England, Commentary, Liturgy, The Episcopal Church A few Lent book suggestions from authors at Covenant.
Christian discipline Jonathan Mitchican August 21, 2014 Commentary Culturally speaking, the word discipline brings to mind notions of strictness and censure, but the discipline of following Christ is not primarily about following rules.
Return to your first love Zachary Guiliano March 2, 2013 Church of England, Commentary I would like to think that we have not become so warped by our passions and by a reliance on our controversies to sustain our interest in one another, in Anglican forms of Christian faith, and, ultimately, in Christ. But I fear we may have. And so I must recall to us all, those resonant words from Christ: “I have this against you, that you have abandoned your first love.”
