Easter to Whitsun with Thomas Noyes-Lewis April 10, 2019 Features A stream of the Church of England’s artistic self-image in the early 20th century reflected the genius of one man: Thomas Noyes-Lewis.
Bishop Challenges the Home Office March 27, 2019 News “To use extracts from the Book of Revelation to argue that Christianity is a violent religion is like arguing that a Government report on the impact of climate change is advocating drought and flooding.”
An Image of Apostolic Succession November 21, 2018 Clips, News “Apostolic Succession” is painted on Baltic birch wood and created with multiple layers, each sanded and stained.
The End of All Our Exploring October 4, 2018 Features The pursuit of wisdom requires us to answer two related questions.
Character Studies November 17, 2017 News In Chattanooga schools, character curriculum includes the Bible.
Song in the Valley of Death April 23, 2016 Essays & Reviews, Features Patty McKellar was emotionally and spiritually strong, and touched by the presence of Jesus.
Formation and Music April 29, 2015 Essays & Reviews Hardwired songs in our brains, apparently, can be hotwired into our souls.
Treasure the Pearls March 24, 2015 Features The Rev. Lindsay Hardin Freeman explores the words of each woman who speaks in the Bible.
Feast on Scripture for Lent February 18, 2015 Essays & Reviews Feast on reading the Bible each day and fast on criticism. Feast on praying each day and fast on drinking alcohol.
God’s Word in Human Words August 1, 2014 Essays & Reviews By Lyndon Jost • “This is just how God’s word has always come to humanity: humanly.”
