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“A man’s steps are from the LORD; how then can man understand his way?” Proverbs 20:24, ESV “Great indeed is the power of memory! It is...

When one reads books such as Evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail or Evangelical Is Not Enough, one can get the impression that those...

I grew up in an Army family. Both of my grandfathers were Army chaplains: one a Missouri-Synod Lutheran and the other a Northern Baptist....

God is at work in our world, in small and large ways. Sometimes it is easier to see God’s hand in the small ways of our personal lives....

To those with a top-down view of my life, Anglicanism was where I always belonged, and I just did not know it. I am the son of two...

Lex orandi lex credendi : the law of prayer is the law of belief. One hears this maxim often in Anglican circles, yet it is, I think,...

The Supernatural Decision-Making of the Holy Spirit-filled Body of Christ I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a...

I first heard the Gospel of Jesus Christ in an independent fundamental Baptist Church in the mid-1970s as a child in Ohio. I recall...

“I feel like an imposter!” I said to my bishop on the eve of my ordination to Holy Orders. I told him that I was possessed by three...

My pilgrimage through the ecclesiastical landscape The Christian life is a journey. We have heard this so many times that it has almost...

Bishop Suffragan of the Armed Forces and Chaplaincy Director: Education, Training, and Formation Anyone who knows the history of the...

It was an uneventful day, all things considered, when I came to a crisis. Not a crisis of faith, mind you, but a crisis in ecclesiology...

A Reflection on my Journey to the Anglican Branch of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church