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Symbolism and Worldview – Through New Eyes
Symbolism is not some secondary concern, some mere curiosity. In a very real sense, symbolism is more important than anything else for the life of…
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The Purpose of the World – Through New Eyes
Book:Through New Eyes: Developing a Biblical View of the World by James B. Jordan Summary: The way the Bible uses symbols shows us how to…
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Books I Read in February 2021
In February 2021, I finished 8 books. 18 so far for 2021. Here’s what I’ve been reading: Thoughts for Young Men by JC RyleLink: https://amzn.to/3qqcOjr…
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How Could Satan Be So Foolish?
Jesus was surely tempted by Satan – tempted to turn stones into bread, tempted to cast himself down from the top of the temple, and…
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Persecution of Christians in India (Zoom Discussion)
On Tuesday, February 23rd, I’ll be presenting on “Hindutva” as part of an online Zoom discussion on the persecution of Christians in India. “Hindutva” is…
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My First 7AM Mass
I’ve put myself into a strange schedule for Lent. I’ve decided to, “say mass” (or as we typically describe it in Anglicanism “celebrate Holy Communion”)…
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Anglican Christians without Canterbury?
Dr. Charles Erlandson’s book, Orthodox Anglican Identity: The Quest for Unity in a Diverse Religious Tradition (Wipf and Stock: 2020) is a well thought through…
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Books I Read in January 2021
In January 2021, I finished 10 books. Here’s what I’ve been reading: Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey Link: https://amzn.to/3j8Jqwf The Benedict Option: A Strategy for Christians…
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How Benedictine Spirituality Came to Celtic Christianity and the English Church
The formalization of religious monasticism into the fabric of Christian identity coincided with the collapse of the Roman Empire. Historians mark the year 476 AD…
Steve Macias
Anglican Priest & Classical Educator
Rev. Steve Macias is an Anglican priest serving in the Reformed Episcopal Church (ACNA). He is the Headmaster of Canterbury School and Rector of Saint Paul’s Anglican Church in Los Altos, California. He is married to Sarah, and they are blessed with four children: Athanasius, Lucy, Basil, and Ambrose.
