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Leah Libresco SargeantFeaturedChurch
I don’t think there’s anyone better to explain to Rod Dreher where he went wrong in his recent posts about the death of George Floyd than Rod Dreher. When I wrote to him (Update #8 in that linked post), I […]
M H TurnerFeaturedChurch
Recent responses to Turner's first essay raise the question of why the idea of Anglican identity is so contested in the first place.
Caleb WaitPoliticsCultureChurchMere FidelityGuns
How should Christians think and act with respect to guns and gun ownership? Dr. Michael Austin (Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University and Senior Fellow of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Jake MeadorChurchGenderSexuality
This piece is a brief summary of the PCA's AIC report on sexuality
James WoodFeaturedChurch
There is much to commend in Eric Gregory's vision of Augustinian liberalism. Unfortunately, his political vision marginalizes the church in very odd ways.
Caleb WaitThe GospelCultureTheologyChurchMere Fidelity
What exactly is the gospel? Is it merely the message that Jesus is king, or is the forgiveness of sins and justification also constitutive to the gospel? The entire cast
Paul ShakeshaftFeaturedChurch
George Herbert's verse presents a model of Anglicanism that is neither Reformed nor Anglo-Catholic. It is more a settled disposition than an ideology.
Paul OwenFeaturedChurch
The Oxford Movement wasn't an innovation in Anglican liturgy, but actually an attempt to return to an older Anglicanism that had existed from the beginning.
Caleb WaitCultureTheologyChurchpastoringMere Fidelityministry
Amidst life's demands and pastoral burnout, how does a pastor care for a soul? Dr. Harold Senkbeil joins Matt and Derek to discuss his recent book, The Care
Andrew ArndtFeaturedChurch
I’m generally not one to complain about tone when assessing a book or article; I don’t love the foray into hopeless subjectivity that such a move (to me, anyhow) usually represents. But there are times when tone matters and you […]
Christopher MyersFeaturedChurch
Just as Jesus will not feast again until all his people are gathered together, so the church now fasts until our congregations can come together again.
Brandon McGinleyPoliticsFeaturedChurch
Pope Francis's benediction was a signal that the Roman Church wishes to speak not with the world but to the world—and to call it to life in Christ.