trinity – Covenant

Fathers, Children, and Gifts: A Brief Reflection on the Name of the First Person of the Trinity

Expansive language presses against the limits of the worst habits of our theological imaginations, especially, for instance, assuming we know what a word like “father” means.

Genealogy, Marriage, and the Word: A Response to Christopher Brittain

Scripture is replete with genealogies. Indeed, the Bible as a whole could be called one great genealogical narrative.

15 Principles on Liturgical Language and Revision

Our simplest words can become idols.

Biblical Trinitarian Language for Those in Need

It is possible to pray with, to, and within the Trinity using biblical language and yet without words that have masculine and patriarchal overtones in common English usage. Pray, I suggest, in the name of the one God: Abba, Christ, and Holy Spirit.

The Trinitarian Theology of Morning Prayer

Our beloved BCP takes us, every morning, right to the heart of the most vital and serious of theological issues.

Liturgical Revision and a New Conception of God

Have Christians every believed God is an old man in the sky? And do we need to revise our liturgy because of this?

The Trinity, Orthodoxy, and Our Common Story

We have the word of Jesus to rely upon: he and the Father are one, that the Holy Spirit will come among us, that we now have the glorious gift of calling God Our Father.

William Jones: Scripture makes the world speak

If children to ask William Jones what the sun is, he would tell them that it is a figure of Christ that teaches Christians to walk in the light.

The hope and joy of peace

A Stewardship Lesson from an Unlikely Source

The Church’s Deafening Silence Amid Ethnic Cleansing of Armenians

Tobacco and Twitter: What One Can Teach Us About the Other

A guide to the Covenant

A Stewardship Lesson from an Unlikely Source

The Church’s Deafening Silence Amid Ethnic Cleansing of Armenians

Tobacco and Twitter: What One Can Teach Us About the Other

The First Commandment as an Axiom of Christian Preaching

Keeping Company with God

Frustration: Good for the Soul?

Are we done with the '79 prayer book?

On the Necessity of Transparency in Title IV Proceedings

From the Archives: The Three Sacred Ministers: An Outmoded Concept? (1965)

Remembering Life’s Journey

From the Archives: Worship in an Era of Permanent Change

From Law to Grace: The Gospel in the Holy Eucharist

Jacob’s Ladder for Christians: A Meditation Upon the Seven Sacraments

Ascension song

A Stewardship Lesson from an Unlikely Source

Tobacco and Twitter: What One Can Teach Us About the Other

The First Commandment as an Axiom of Christian Preaching

Keeping Company with God

Coleridge: Rowan Williams on the Bible and Poetry; Taylor Swift and Catharism; the Lives of Virgil and Andrei Rublev

Trinity, Technocracy, and Grace: Thoughts Occasioned by Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer

Fathers, Children, and Gifts: A Brief Reflection on the Name of the First Person of the Trinity

Genealogy, Marriage, and the Word: A Response to Christopher Brittain

15 Principles on Liturgical Language and Revision

Biblical Trinitarian Language for Those in Need

The Trinitarian Theology of Morning Prayer

Liturgical Revision and a New Conception of God

The Trinity, Orthodoxy, and Our Common Story

William Jones: Scripture makes the world speak

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