During the 5th Century Christianity was wracked by a theological crisis. A monk from Britain named Pelagius was teaching that original sin did not taint human nature and that humans have the free will to achieve human perfection without divine grace. Pelagius reasoned that God could not command believers to do the impossible, and therefore … Read More
The great Christian philosopher and theologian, Dallas Willard, once wrote that every compelling and coherent worldview must address four questions: What is reality? What is the good life? What is a good person? How does one become a good person? Christianity, including the Anglican way of following Jesus, has answers to these questions. Reality is the … Read More
One of the most powerful scriptures that arrests me is Jesus’ proclamation about his Church: “When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked his disciples, ‘Who do people say the Son of Man is?’ After sharing what some of the people were saying, Jesus then asked his disciples directly, ‘But what about … Read More
I’ve read so many articles about the limitations that we’re going to experience, even as we reopen from COVID19. It seems very discouraging, all the things that we cannot do. And yet, I’m reminded of what Abraham was experiencing when he looked at what he did not have in Genesis, Chapter 15 – all that … Read More
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Please receive my deepest thanks for all the work you are doing serving the LORD in your practice of law FOR his Church! If you are at all like me, you have been inundated with webinars and zoom calls about life during the pandemic—and no doubt by the challenges … Read More
