From Abraham to Cornelius When Peter met Cornelius, he entered into what God has been up to since he called Abraham.
Boundaries, blessings, and hope for the future In this post, I want to offer a few further observations that could prove helpful, if the biblical-historical situation of Gentile inclusion in Acts 15 and other places is to provide clues for a way forward in a mixed-economy Anglicanism.
Going radical on Cornelius Covenant has recently been taking a look at the conversion of Cornelius. I want to propose that the story is more radical than people have imagined.
Boundaries, blessings, and the hidden gifts of Church conflict The struggle over Gentile inclusion has become a totem in Church conflicts for anyone wishing to claim historical precedent for their side of the argument.
Outside the bounds? Acts 10:1-16 speaks of Cornelius, a Gentile centurion drawn to worship the one God, yet fearful to commit. The question for us now is — who is Cornelius today?
