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Join All Saints, “Both Small and Great”

On this Eve of All Saints, go to church!

Read More #74: Protestant Word Games: A Reformation Day Glossary

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss some of the terms associated with the Reformation. They talk about Protestant, Calvinist, reformed, and review some of the differences between Luther and Calvin.

Read More Impressions on the Revoice Conference: Part Two

Every single person has to have a sexual identity in this new moment. If you don’t want to have one, too bad. Not having a sexual identity is a kind of sexual identity.

Read More Book Review: The Babylon Bee Guide to Wokeness

Satire. It is Satire.

Read More We Hope For Light

They would have told him to put cucumbers over his eyes, and given him a recipe for facial cream. And then they would have gone on their ways because everyone, no matter the quality of the Sunday self-care, has to go back to work on Monday morning.

Read More Features Join All Saints, “Both Small and Great”

by Mark Marshall | Oct 30, 2021

On this Eve of All Saints, go to church!

read more #74: Protestant Word Games: A Reformation Day Glossary

by Matt Kennedy | Oct 29, 2021

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss some of the terms associated with the Reformation. They talk about Protestant, Calvinist, reformed, and review some of the differences between Luther and Calvin.

read more Impressions on the Revoice Conference: Part Two

by Anne Kennedy | Oct 26, 2021

Every single person has to have a sexual identity in this new moment. If you don’t want to have one, too bad. Not having a sexual identity is a kind of sexual identity.

read more Book Review: The Babylon Bee Guide to Wokeness

by Mark Marshall | Oct 25, 2021

Satire. It is Satire.

read more We Hope For Light

by Anne Kennedy | Oct 24, 2021

They would have told him to put cucumbers over his eyes, and given him a recipe for facial cream. And then they would have gone on their ways because everyone, no matter the quality of the Sunday self-care, has to go back to work on Monday morning.

read more #73: Home Sweet Rome? Why We (and You) Should Still Protest

by Matt Kennedy | Oct 22, 2021

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss Michael Nazir-Alis defection to Roman Catholicism, consider the Protestant distinctives, and talk about how crucial it is to stand up for the truth.

read more Impressions on the Revoice Conference: Part One

by Anne Kennedy | Oct 19, 2021

Biblical Christianity (as in, the version you can read about on the pages of the Bible) should not make space or center the idea of minority communities within the church.

read more The Land of the Living

by Anne Kennedy | Oct 17, 2021

Going online to collect a community to help you justify yourself won’t help you get into the kingdom of God. Silently sitting in your pew refusing to say the confession prayer is also not a way in. Leaving your local church because you don’t think Jesus’ command to forgive your enemy, the one who injured you, applies to you is also not a way to come into the kingdom of God.

read more #72: Courting the Cultured Despisers: Elites, Evangelicals, and the Struggle for Status

by Matt Kennedy | Oct 15, 2021

Jady and Nick discuss several recent articles on the so-called evangelical elites, consider their attempt to appeal to the broader culture, and talk about what kind of culture a Gospel Christianity would produce.

read more #71: Unrest Down Under? COVID, Government, and Church in Australia

by Matt Kennedy | Oct 8, 2021

Matt and Nick are joined by David Ould to discuss the situation on the ground in Australia. They talk about the lockdowns, how churches are dealing with them, and the Christian way to submit to authority.

read more As The Lord Said

by Anne Kennedy | Oct 3, 2021

So also the Pharisees said, when they trotted up to Jesus on this fine Sunday morning, Isnt it lawful, Jesus, for us to divorce our wives because they are such awful killjoys? Because they have griefs and needs? We wanted them to be fun and they didnt love all our funny stories and fun trips. They wanted to do unfun things and we finally had enough and you had better let us get out of it because Moses totes said sohe totes said that we could divorce our wives whenever we thought they werent fun anymore.

read more #70: Salvation Issues? Bishops, Discipline, and Unity

by Matt Kennedy | Oct 1, 2021

Matt, Jady, and Nick continue to talk about what makes an Anglican an Anglican. They discuss what keeps us together, whats worth splitting over, and consider what salvation issues might be.

read more Todd Hunter and C4SO Push Liberation Theology

by Mark Marshall | Sep 29, 2021

A C4SO reading list includes Liberation Theology.

read more Its What God Wants

by Anne Kennedy | Sep 28, 2021

So anyway, as an Anglican and a Christian, I really hate it when people apparently know what God is saying.

read more Straggling into the Kingdom

by Anne Kennedy | Sep 26, 2021

Better to be in horrible pain in this life, Godsplains our Lord, than not make it into the next one.

read more #69: A Gentlemans Agreement: Kenya, GAFCON, and the Tenuous Compromise

by Matt Kennedy | Sep 24, 2021

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the recent consecration of a woman to the episcopate in Kenya, wonder about its affect on the ACNAs global relationships, and discuss GAFCONs middle ground on womens ordination.

read more Three Things on Thursday

by Anne Kennedy | Sep 23, 2021

Whereas, the invitation of this age is to look inward and thereby overestimate ones own abilities, thereby ensuring failure, essentially, because no one is ultimately any kind of engine that could. Also, I think Tolkien hated engines, so that should be a lesson to us all.

read more Book Review Reformation Anglican Worship

by David Ould | Sep 22, 2021

Reformation Anglican Worship by Michael Jensen is the latest volume in The Reformation Anglican Essentials Library. As its name suggests it provides a thorough survey of the principles of Anglican worship found in the denominations Reformation legacy.

read more If You Have to Make a Promise

by Anne Kennedy | Sep 19, 2021

And so, it doesn’t matter if you’re watching Rachel or Heidi or Kim or Jen or Glennon or any of the Priests of the Age, they each mediate to you your own promises to yourself. They guide you along the complex and painful path of choosing yourself and your own happiness, soothing away the grievous harms you deal out to those you love when you make this choice.

read more ACNA Laity, It’s Time to Speak Up

by Mark Marshall | Sep 17, 2021

Laity rise up and hold the bishops to account.

read more Podcast #74: Protestant Word Games: A Reformation Day Glossary

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss some of the terms associated with the Reformation. They talk about Protestant, Calvinist, reformed, and review some of the differences between Luther and Calvin.

read more #73: Home Sweet Rome? Why We (and You) Should Still Protest

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss Michael Nazir-Alis defection to Roman Catholicism, consider the Protestant distinctives, and talk about how crucial it is to stand up for the truth.

read more #72: Courting the Cultured Despisers: Elites, Evangelicals, and the Struggle for Status

Jady and Nick discuss several recent articles on the so-called evangelical elites, consider their attempt to appeal to the broader culture, and talk about what kind of culture a Gospel Christianity would produce.

read more #71: Unrest Down Under? COVID, Government, and Church in Australia

Matt and Nick are joined by David Ould to discuss the situation on the ground in Australia. They talk about the lockdowns, how churches are dealing with them, and the Christian way to submit to authority.

read more #70: Salvation Issues? Bishops, Discipline, and Unity

Matt, Jady, and Nick continue to talk about what makes an Anglican an Anglican. They discuss what keeps us together, whats worth splitting over, and consider what salvation issues might be.

read more #69: A Gentlemans Agreement: Kenya, GAFCON, and the Tenuous Compromise

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the recent consecration of a woman to the episcopate in Kenya, wonder about its affect on the ACNAs global relationships, and discuss GAFCONs middle ground on womens ordination.

read more #68: This Bishop was Wrong: John Shelby Spong and Cultural Christianity

Matt, Jady, and Nick reflect on the life and ministry of Bishop John Spong, his efforts to make the church relevant, and the Good News of culturally discordant Christianity.

read more #67: Expert Witness: Dr. Gillis Harp

Friend of the show Ethan Magness interviews historian Dr. Gillis Harp about the “three streams” of Anglicanism.

read more #66: The River Wild: Three Streams, Evangelicalism, and Anglican Identity

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about what everyones talking about: evangelicalism. They discuss what it really means, its place in Anglicanism, and why preserving such an identity is crucial to the proclamation of the Good News.

read more #65: Same Old Lies: Neo-Pelagianism, Original Sin, and Being Right with God

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about new forms of an old heresy: Pelagianism. They also discuss the importance of the doctrine of original sin and explain why Good News can only come from a God who justifies on his own.

read more #64: Afghanistan, Mission, and the Sovereignty of God

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the Talibans retaking of major Afghan cities from a Christian perspective, the longstanding friction between Christianity and Islam, and how God is at work even in the midst of such profound suffering.

read more #63: Stand Firm Movie Club: Pray Away

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the new Netflix documentary, Pray Away. They talk about the valid criticisms the film makes about evangelical ex-gay ministries, what the movie gets wrong, and what the Good News of Jesus is for sexual strugglers.

read more #62: A Stand Firm Conversation: Dr. Owen Strachan

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk to Owen Strachan about wokeness and trace its development, examine different kinds of postmodernity, and consider how the church can fight this anti-Gospel.

read more #61: A Stand Firm Conversation: The Making of a Discipleship Curriculum

Jady and Nick are joined by Michael Neal and Alonzo Crawford to discuss their student discipleship curriculum, To Be a Disciple: Foundations of the Christian Life.

read more #60: Actually, We DO Need Education: Discipleship, Catechesis, and Anglicanism

Matt, Jady, and Nick react to a recent article by Bishop Ray Sutton about Christian education, discuss the formation and raising up of disciples…and especially the development of clergy.

read more #59: A Stand Firm Conversation: Andrew Pearson

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk to Andrew Pearson. They discuss ministry, the revisionism of the Episcopal Church, and the future of the ACNA.

read more #58: Plagiarize This Podcast: The Authoritative, Cant Miss, Guaranteed-to-Wow-Them Stand Firm Guide to Preaching

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about preaching, how they prepare their sermons, and what theyre trying to accomplish from the pulpit.

read more #57: Radical, Dude: Vocation, Priesthood, and Calling

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the radical vocation of ordained ministry, whether or not the priestly calling has changed over the years, and the possibility of mutual ministry between ACNA and the Episcopal Church.

read more #56: Strong Words, Strong Leadership: Foley Beach on CRT and Our Online Discourse

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about Archbishop Beachs recent comments to Provincial Council, the SBCs election of a new president, and how grateful they are for strong and godly leadership.

read more #55: Stand Firm Storytellers: Church, Ministry, and the ACNA

Jady and Nick share a bit of their personal journeys to Anglicanism, talk about planting churches worth fighting for, and reflect on what makes Anglican worship special.

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