Category: Theology
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Criss-Crossing the Lug Nuts: A Balanced Approach to Moralistic vs. Christocentric Preaching
At the gym we go to, the workouts are categorized into Endurance (longer cardio, more but lighter reps), Power (short bursts like sprints and plyometric…
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Confusing Anglican Labels
In response to a recent message, I typed out what I thought would be helpful distinctions of historic Anglican “brands.” Brands is the wrong word,…
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Solus Christus – Christ Alone – Satan’s Temptation of Christ
Christ Alone – Solus Christus “For the devil would not have assailed thee, unless he had seen thee brought to greater honor. Hence, for example,…
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Why I left the ACNA (Anglican Church in North America)
My notes (Not a transcript): Today I’d like to share my personal journey within the realm of ecclesiastical politics, particularly within the Anglican Church in…
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39 Articles: Ecumenical or Confessional?
From Catechesis at Saint Paul’s on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2022. Page numbers are from Kindle edition, not the print book. Quotes from Chapter 6 of…
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Study Guide: A Use for the 39 Articles
“One’s sacramental theology expresses one’s doctrine of God and man, creation and redemption, sin and grace, the work of Christ and of the Holy Spirit……
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Abraham Kuyper – Calvinism and the Transformation of Culture – Biography and Impact
Abraham Kuyper (1837-1920) dominated the religious and political life of the Netherlands for nearly half a century, and his ideas continue to inspire an international…
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The Prayerbook as the Basis for a Unified Christendom
In 1861, Bishop Cummins delivered a sermon in Philadelphia, in behalf of the Bishop White Prayer Book Society, and in 1867, after he had been…
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Outline of the Christian Life
Join our online group: https://saintpauls.churchcenter.com/groups/seasonal-classes/sunday-catechesis REC Episcopal Recorder #2032 Outline of An Anglican Life by the Rev. Dr. Louis Tarsitano (Order Form) (Online) Chapter 1:…
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“Tomorrow” in memoriam Dr. Gary North
Tomorrow. For years I would ask Dr. North a question and he would simply reply “Tomorrow” – which meant he was going to think it…
