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Logos 9: A Bible Software Review
If you regularly study the Bible—whether for preaching, teaching, or discipleship—you should take a look at Logos Bible Software. It’s a substantial financial investment, to be sure. But it’s a [...]
Read “The Rector and the Vestry,” A Guide for Rectors, Wardens, and Vestry Members
It took about 3 months to finish this one phone call. When I was done, I had written a book called The Rector and the Vestry. It is available on [...]
Jesus Sneakers and Walking in Israel
Can you walk on water? Well, now you can! A few years ago I read about the “Jesus Shoe,” which sells for over $3,000! These shoes were regular Nike brand [...]
Speaking of Pandemics: Oberammergau’s 2022 Passion Play [UPDATE!]
Another Pandemic Nearly 400 years ago, the people of a small German hamlet were worried that the Black Death, the Bubonic Plague, would wipe out their village as it had [...]
The Ordinary Ways of God
The Bible is filled with passages that declare the wonder and majesty of our God. He is extraordinary in every way. Isaiah described a scene so holy that it left [...]
Mother’s Day Sermons: Yes or No? (UPDATED 2021)
Mother's Day sermons, at least in certain circles, can be a bit controversial. After all, Mother's Day is not a liturgical holiday, an official part of the Church calendar. So, should you [...]
Finding a Fuller Table in Anglicanism
"A meal tastes best when you're hungry." It's such an obvious truth, and one that my parish priest has been fond of repeating during the season of Lent. It explains [...]
When God Seems Silent: A Good Friday Reflection
In Shusaku Endo’s famous novel Silence, two Portuguese priests are sent as missionaries to Japan. The year is 1637, and the Japanese church is struggling under the weight of religious [...]
Best Bible Study Resources: Revelation
One of the great things about the Daily Office Lectionary is that it takes you through the majority of the Bible every year. If you’d like to learn a bit more about [...]
Creative Worship in a Time of Coronavirus
In 2020, COVID-19 challenged our churches’ production and practice of congregational worship. The isolation resulting from quarantines and shutdowns raised questions about discipleship and the practice of worship in our [...]
