9/1 Readings: Bow Down Before God August 26, 2019 Sunday's Readings Humbled before God, we have all the riches of God and may give voice to every creature under heaven in endless and boundless praise.
God and the Lived Reality of Humility February 13, 2019 Features The distinctiveness of the Christian vision of God lies at the heart of Jane Williams’s book because of a suggestion from her editor at Bloomsbury.
Thorns, Cross, Crucifixion April 9, 2017 Essays & Reviews Christ’s Passion remains the singular source of salvation and holiness.
Baggage on Canterbury’s Trail January 13, 2015 Essays & Reviews New Canterbury Trail Anglicans need to be more than “not fundamentalists” or “not Southern Baptists.”
Why Pastors Envy Pope Francis June 11, 2014 Essays & Reviews By Jesse Zink • Pope Francis stands as a reminder that ministry is first and foremost a vocation, not a profession.
A Generous Scholar-Priest April 9, 2014 Essays & Reviews, Features By Christopher A. Beeley • Graduates remember Rowan Greer for his devotion to his students, his deep erudition, and his great sense of humor.
Born as a Servant November 10, 2011 Essays & Reviews Review by Garwood P. Anderson This lovely book serves as a scholarly catalog for the “Rembrandt and the Face of Jesus” exhibit.
