Ecclesiology
A Call to Recover Reformed Anglicanism
Now that I am “somewhat retiring,” my wife and I have been seeking a community with which to align and share a life. Having presided, preached, taught and catechized in numerous local churches, I knew that there would be very few options available to us. Nevertheless, narrowing down our search to five “local” Anglican or Episcopal offerings, we were shocked.
A Presbyterian and Lutheran on What Most Christians Miss About Church
Episode 1582 | According to Pew Research, only 51% of self-identified Christians attend church regularly. Pastor Adriel Sanchez is joined by Caleb Keith from 1517 where they both argue that this crisis is not primarily cultural, but theological. Most Christians are simply unaware what the church actually is, what happens there, and why nothing else can replace it.
When Mother’s Day Misfires
I’ve rolled into church many a Mother’s Day morning with a heavy heart and deflated expectations. There were years of singleness, and then miscarriage, when I felt invisible in the pew, wondering if I would ever wear the title of “mother” myself. Then came holidays where I felt steamrolled by the demands of raising babies […]
Has the Culture War Replaced the Gospel? Harold Senkbeil and Lucas Woodford
Should the church just preach the gospel and ignore the culture war? How can the church create its own culture in a post-Christian society?
Is the Evangelical Church Addicted to Relevance?
Episode 1576 | Must the church constantly think of new measures to get people to attend? Should pastors constantly mention current events? Adriel Sanchez and Aaron Simon discuss the pitfalls and opportunities when pastors and churches try to make the church relevant.
