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By Ryan Danker, Juicy Ecumenism. “By holiness I mean, not fasting, or bodily austerity, or any other external means of improvement, but that inward temper to which all these are su...
“On 8 July 1777, Reverend John Newton confessed in his diary to binge-reading the latest bestseller: Captain James Cook’s A Voyage Towards the South Pole and Round the World, publi...
“When we think of the great evangelical movements of the late eighteenth century, our minds often turn to the Clapham Sect, those remarkable men and women whose faith reshaped Brit...
“You have to get them lost before they can be found,” echoed across the auditorium as I sat listening to the speaker encourage the crowd of eager students in a “how to evangelize”...
John Charles Ryle (1816–1900), the first Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, was one of the most popular Christian authors and preachers of the nineteenth century.
Our world is prone to spiritual slumber. It always has been, and until that trumpet blast at Christ’s return, it sadly shall be. But God does not leave himself without witnesses. I...
BATON ROUGE - Wesley United Methodist Church is marking 160 years of serving the Capital area with a Founders' Day celebration.The Founders' Day Service is May 24 at 10 a.m. at 544...
By Elizabeth Prata John Witherspoon. Have you ever heard of him? I hadn’t either. I was reading the Chapel Library’s newsletter and the current issue of their Free Grace Broadcaste...
by Julian Mann, TCW THE collect for today, Whitsunday, in the 1662 Book of Common Prayer reflects the fact that Christianity is not a legalistic religion involving rigid adherence...
At Moore College chapel on Friday, Mark Calder, Bishop of the Diocese of Bathurst, preached from Romans 5:1-11. – Good to hear and great to share.
Rev. John Rosbrugh, the first U.S. Army chaplain killed in battle, was bayoneted 239 years ago in the midst of the withdrawal from the Battle of Assunpink Creek in the Revolutionar...
D. Pahman, Acton Institute The story of Christian socialism in its "first wave" in England from 1848 to 1854 starts with the Anglican priest and theologian F.D. Maurice. The Paris...
Dean of Sydney Sandy Grant writes in his Minister’s letter to the Cathedral congregations – “Dear Friends, Jerry Bridges was an excellent Christian author from the United States, l...
The earliest surviving letter we have from Paul the Apostle is not a theological treatise—it is a love letter. The post Daily Bread Devotional 5.1.26 appeared first on First Uni...
by Julian Mann, TCW THE 1662 Book of Common Prayer celebrates St Philip and St James’s Day on May 1 with a beautiful and powerful Collect: ‘O Almighty God, whom truly to know is ev...
Whatever framework we may put around it, whatever skills we may bring to it, the great need of our time, and any time, is for ordinary men and women to share with other ordinary me...
From Church Society – “Mark Meynell talks to Ros Clarke about ‘Uncle John’, his life, ministry and ongoing legacy around the world.” – Listen here – with links to various resources...
Norwich CathedralWho was Mother Julian of Norwich and why is she important? 8 May is the traditional day to remember Mother Julian of Norwich. She is important because her book rem...
THE 1662 Book of Common Prayer celebrates St Philip and St James’s Day on May 1 with a beautiful and powerful Collect: ‘O Almighty God, whom truly to know is everlasting life: Gran...
THE 1662 Book of Common Prayer celebrates St Philip and St James’s Day on May 1 with a beautiful and powerful Collect: ‘O Almighty God, whom truly to know is everlasting life: Gran...
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