Our guest blogger today is David Householder. David is Fulbright Scholar (University Bonn ’88–’89) and international conference speaker, and the author of Light Your Church On Fire Without Burning It Down: Church in the 21st Century. Currently he leads an indie-warehouse church in California, where he dreams and works for a better world. His latest [...]

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Timothy Fountain is Rector of Church of the Good Shepherd (TEC) in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He and his wife, Melissa, just celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary. He is in his 24th year of ordained ministry. He blogged for several years as “Northern Plains Anglicans.” FISH STORY In May, a dozen of our parish men, [...]

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Our guest blogger today is Simon Guillebaud. Simon has since 2003 worked with Great Lakes Outreach, a mission agency he founded to work in Bujumbura, Burundi (he’s been a missionary in Burundi since 1998). He is currently serving on the staff of St. Andrew’s Church in Mt. Pleasant, SC. WHAT IS THE GOSPEL? I recently [...]

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Today’s guest blogger is Archbishop Peter Jensen, the Archbishop of Sydney. This article was written for the good people of Sydney and the Archbishop, when asked to write a guest blog, kindly gave me permission to post it here. EXPECTING GLORY I think we know glory when we see it. it takes our breath away [...]

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Today’s guest blogger is Bishop Bill Atwood. +Bill is Bishop of The International Diocese in the Anglican Church in North America, Suffragan Bishop of All Saints Cathedral Diocese in Nairobi (Anglican Church of Kenya) and General Secretary of Ekklesia. HISTORY IS UNFOLDING Howard Ball, an evangelism trainer for Campus Crusade for Christ in the 1970′s, [...]

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Today’s guest blogger is Alan Hirsch. Alan is a South African-born missiologist and a leading voice in the missional movement of the Christian West. His popular book, The Shaping of Things to Come (with Michael Frost) is widely considered to be a seminal text on mission. Alan’s recent book The Forgotten Ways, has quickly become [...]

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Today, our guest blogger is The Rev’d Chuck Collins. Chuck is currently the Rector of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, San Antonio, Texas. ART AND REVELATION Most of my life I thought it all ended for Christians in heaven. But the Bible doesn’t teach this. This is not a bad hope, but it’s far less that [...]

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Today’s guest blogger is The Rev’d Miguel Uchoa. Miguel is the Rector of Church of the Holy Spirit in Recife, Brazil (the largest Anglican parish in South America). Miguel has spoken regularly at New Wineskins Missions Conference here in the US as well as conferences and churches throughout the world. DYSFUNCTIONAL MARRIAGES GENERATE DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES [...]

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Today’s guest bloger is The Rev’d Jed Roseberry. Jed is the Rector of Restoration Anglican Church in Addison, TX. LOVE IN UNCOMFORTABLE TIMES When you turn on the news these days, it seems that there is constant turmoil and tension between individuals, between families, denominations, and even between countries. With the death of Osama Bin [...]

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Today’s guest blogger is The Rev’d Chuck Irish. Chuck served as the Rector of St. Luke’s, Bath, Ohio and was a founding member of Episcopal Renewal Ministries serving as Executive Director. As a part of the ministry of ERM Chuck was the editor of the magazine “Acts 29.” He also is the author of the [...]

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