An Interview with John Michael Talbot, Author of ‘Desert Dangers and Delights” I want to begin this piece with a disclaimer. John Michael Talbot and I have known each other as friends and colleagues...
“I Don’t Know…” “I Might Be Wrong…” These are two phrases that you don’t hear very often, especially in the church… especially from church leaders. Throughout most of my adult life, I have been...
Old Year, New Year I wanted to write an article about all the wonderful things that have taken place in 2019, but it is rather hard to do. Please don’t get me wrong, I...
A Bidding Prayer for Christmas Eve Many of us are familiar with the Service of Nine Lessons and Carols, either in our own churches or in hearing the broadcast from King’s College, Cambridge, UK,...
Why I Pray to Mary It’s the time of year when it is acceptable for Protestants and Evangelicals to say something about Mary, the mother of Jesus. After all, as we set up our...
Anglican Chaos “…I am saying ‘Anglican family’ rather than ‘Anglican Communion’ because we’re a very fractured communion but we’re still family – like so many families, quarreling till the cows come home… We are,...
Advent and Time Traditionally, in the West, Advent has been seen and observed as a season in which we look for the coming of Christ. It is a season in which we look back...
Race and Repentance I was invited (surprisingly) by a Libertarian think tank to participate in a three day colloquy on the New History of Capitalism. The gathering was to be held in New Orleans. ...
Something Has Happened… There is much to be commended in traditional Protestant and Evangelical theology and practice. Pre-eminent, of course, is the priority of Scripture and the emphasis upon the study of the Bible. ...
Remembrance Day 2019 What we now call Veterans Day, was once known as Armistice Day or, I think more appropriately, Remembrance Day for truly it is a day to remember and reflect. On Monday,...
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