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St. Augustine & Grace

Grace is the heartbeat and headline of the Christian faith. Here are four different voices on grace - Augustine, Calvin, Ryle, and Spurgeon.

Democracy Touched by Grace

How might democracy not give way to demagogues? By grace, Greek self-rule and Old Testament community meet in a wonderful puzzle.

Justification: The Article on Which the Church Stands

What exactly is the relationship between justification and sanctification in the Christian life? There is a kind of ecology between them.

The Gift of Consensus on Justification

Editor's Note: This is the first of two essays marking the quarter-century anniversary of the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification.  On October 31,...

On the Immaculate Conception: A Reflection

Although not mandatory for Anglicans, the Immaculate Conception of Mary emphasizes the need for grace which leads us to accept Jesus as Lord.

Grace Is an Adverb

Returning thanks is the disposition of the redeemed heart before God, “from whom all holy desires, all good counsels, and all just works do proceed."

Offering Thanks

In 1621, the pilgrims were mourning the death of half of their community. And yet they chose to give thanks.

Richard Bauckham’s Comfort in Affliction

The Blurred Cross is a rare glimpse into the soul and experience of a man of deep faith as he encounters a life-changing crisis.

Pelagius’ Commentary on Romans

The Pelagian controversy of the 5th Century was about God's grace and drew heavily on Romans. Pelagius', however, left us his own words.

Mary’s Veil

In what ways do we imitate the saints to begin a journey with Jesus? And how does that imitation provoke and allure others?

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