Photo by Edwin Andrade on Unsplash One of my favorite Anglicans, John Stott, once reminded us that we need to be Christians who have the Bible in one hand and a newspaper in the other. Granted, that was in the old days when people actually read newspapers! I’m sure today he’d say we need to have our eyes on the … Read More
Photo by Stephanie McCabe on Unsplash On our Independence Day July 4th, we celebrate the enormous freedoms, opportunities, and prosperity we enjoy as citizens of this great land. We remember the heroic sacrifices of those who helped purchase these freedoms and opportunities. Simultaneously, we remember that our history is marred by our failures to embody what our founders envisioned. We have … Read More
Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash For the past few months, American Christian commentators have watched the Equality Act (Amendment HR5) make its way through Congress. The Act presents a serious challenge to religious freedom and directly affects the rights of Christians and other religious worshippers to express beliefs that may be contradictory to the cultural zeitgeist and … Read More
Russell Moore, President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, has been quoted widely for his description of the two kinds of churches that will not be able to reach the refugees of our increasingly secularizing and sexualized culture: “The first is the church that is so scared of people that we … Read More
In our monthly podcast, Anglican perspective, Canon Mark Eldredge and I explore what I believe are the competing values underlying the controversies surrounding the ACNA Bishops’ Pastoral Statement on Sexuality and Identity. These competing values are biblical faithfulness on the one hand and restating the Gospel in fresh ways to reach those who do not yet follow or … Read More
