I’m not fond of litigation. I take our witness to the world very seriously, and the damage to that witness from Christians suing each other is serious. And even though my former profession as a criminal prosecutor put me in the position of litigating daily in the courts, I would much prefer followers of … Read More
Early this week Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, announced that he was inviting the leaders of the Anglican Communion to gather, reflect and pray over the Communion’s future. We later learned through his “aides” that he was open to the Communion moving to a looser federation-like structure. Ruth Gledhill, a long-time reporter on Anglican … Read More
Like many of you, I’m continuing to reflect on the tectonic philosophical and moral shifts in our culture crystallized in the Supreme Court decision to legalize same sex marriage—and what that decision means not only for our religious liberties, but for our evangelism, discipleship and mission as followers of Jesus Christ. Four weeks ago … Read More
“To the Angel of the Church in Laodicea write… You say, ‘I am rich; I have acquired wealth and do not need a thing.’ But you do not realize that you are wretched, pitiful, poor, blind and naked. I counsel you to buy from me gold refined in the fire, so you can become rich…” … Read More
One of the most fulfilling jobs I had prior to working for the AAC was serving as a “national chaplain” for the Christian Legal Society. In that position, I had the privilege of meeting Christian attorneys and leaders all across North America and beyond my Anglican world. Christian attorneys and law professors like Samuel … Read More
