The claims of conscience
The conscience is not sovereign. God, who sits as judge on the last day, is sovereign.
Reciting the Creed, unplugged
Voices began to find one another in the room. They coalesced starting around “one Lord, Jesus Christ” and by the time we got to “God from God, Light from Light” we were united in one strong vox populi.
Window into a larger world
After a year of worship, I embraced the Nicene Creed as a beautiful expression of truths at the heart of the gospel.
Six aspects of liturgy spoke to my evangelical soul
I was drawn back to the church of my childhood by the way Episcopalians worship God.
Methodists and Anglicans: Lingering differences
Bishops, creeds, Eucharist — Anglican and Methodist stances toward these continue to differ.
Ain’t no grave: A response to George Clifford
Can Christians believe in life after death? According to Episcopal priest George Clifford, the short answer is “No.”
The Nicene Creed: Symbol or scandal?
Why has the Creed of Nicaea-Constantinople fallen on hard times now? The United Methodist Church's General Conference turned down a resolution that would have placed it as a doctrinal standard in the Book of Discipline.
Three streams (but not the ones you’re thinking of)
Matthew Olver writes on the "Three Streams," the use of Praise and Worship in Anglican settings, and Hillsong.