Shame in the Light of the Gospel
"The Gospel does not make sense, unless you have a heart to enter your own shame."
Imagination, the Gospel, and Impossible Situations
In our disputes, we might need to recall that holiness dwells precisely in ambiguity.
Pipelines, Perspectives, and Loving Our Neighbor
On the Trans Mountain Pipeline, Christians advocate on both sides of the debate. As with so many political realities today, we are engulfed and enlisted by our society’s divisions.
Aretha Franklin: Gospel Preacher
August 16, the world lost one of the great preachers of the gospel.
Getting Saved
Is our gospel really the good news of Jesus?
The Episcopal Church and Liberty
The gospel of Christ offers a greater vision of liberty than resorting to defining ourselves. The gospel rests on the promise that God, who on the sixth day spoke us into being, beheld us, and called us very good.
The Gospel and the Works of God
In Acts 15, St. James and the Jerusalem Council take for granted that Gentile Christians will do just this: follow the commands of God.
‘Say it with your chest’: Proclaiming the supremacy of Christ in the face of white supremacy
God’s love calls us out from our biases, sins, and prejudices into the beloved community whose unity testifies to God’s desire to reconcile the world to himself through his Son.