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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 [...]
Hooker? Yes! Headache? No!
If, like me, you occasionally think to yourself “I really should read some more of the Anglican classics,” but you don’t have enough money or patience to wade through turgid [...]
Which Book of Common Prayer should you buy? This one!
If you’re interested in the Book of Common Prayer, you should get yourself a copy of the “new” 1662 Book of Common Prayer International Edition. The editors of this new edition [...]
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 [...]
How to Pray the Collect Way: Let’s Go Deeper than Grocery List Prayers
You pray more often than you realize Prayer is far more common than we realize, that is, if we take the meditations of the Book of Psalms as a guide. [...]
The Heritage of Anglican Theology by J.I. Packer (Review)
J. I. Packer. The Heritage of Anglican Theology. (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2021, 384 pages, $39.99) Remembering Packer About a decade ago, I came across a copy of J.I. Packer’s Knowing [...]
AWANA Burnout? How the Daily Office Helped Me Love Scripture Memorization Again
What do Pioneers, Native Americans, a strange stick figure called Sparkie, Little bear Cubs, and Scripture memorization have in common? AWANA!—at least if you grew up in some churches in [...]
