The horrific persecution of Christians around the world is almost beyond imagination. The images we see and the stories we hear are worsening daily. On my way home from meetings in Florida, I saw the breaking news that one of the most infamous terrorists, “Jihadi John,” is neither a victim of poverty nor … Read More
On March 9-10 The American Anglican Council will be participating with other orthodox, Bible-believing Christians from other historic mainline denominations at the meeting of The Common Ground Christian Network in Washington DC. You may not be aware that it was the AAC that helped pull this group together back in October 2012. The Common Ground … Read More
But seek first his [God’s] kingdom and his righteousness and all these things will be given to you as well (Matthew 6:33) As I was reading this verse this morning, I was struck by John Stott’s commentary: “Instead of being preoccupied with material things, the followers of Jesus are to seek first … Read More
*Correction: The original version of this article inaccurately quoted Archbishop Justin Welby as saying the AC NA “is not Anglican” during an interview with the Church of Ireland Gazette. The archbishop actually said, “The ACNA is a separate church. It’s not part of the Anglican Communion.” We apologize for the inaccuracy and have corrected the quote below. In an … Read More
“The faithful pastor will offend—not out of any love for controversy, but because preaching Christ crucified is an offense (1 Cor. 1:23 and 1 Pet. 2:8). Yet how many pastors are determined to avoid “controversial issues?” How many have measured their success by how few people they have offended with their preaching, as if it … Read More
