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†    It is very meet and right on this feast of all the saints of GOD in the Church, to recall the names of those Saints who have preceded us…

†    If we have been walking with our fellow Anglicans, faithfully through the 1928 Book of Common Prayer Lectionary for the Daily Offices, we will know that during these latter…

†    Today’s Prayer Book Feast Day is dedicated to focusing on and honoring the work and ministry of St. Luke the Evangelist. An evangelist is someone called by GOD to…

†    In St. Paul’s urging of the church in Ephesians 4.1-3, to “walk worthy of the calling with which you were called, with all lowliness and gentleness, with longsuffering, bearing…

†    To the best of our understanding, the celebration of the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels is historically dated to the fifth century A.D. and was “especially popular…

Why do we celebrate feast days? We do so out of reverence – reverence like we pay to those who have died in service to our country, or reverence for…

†    JESUS begins today’s Gospel Lesson with an obvious fact, but one of which we are significantly challenged to adhere to in our Christian lives of faith. The LORD says,…

†    It has become a ‘driving’ joke around here (pun intended), that I often harp about the speed limit and the blatant neglect for safety that I see (just ask…

†    Let us begin by clarifying a theological truth, understood throughout the Pauline Epistles, as it relates to who are ‘of Abraham’ and who are not. Paul says in Galatians…

†    What is the answer to the theological mystery and spiritual purpose of JESUS’ healing of the non-communicative man (a deaf-mute) in today’s Gospel Lesson from St. Mark seven? What…