Category: Theology
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Postmillenialism as the Historic Reformed Position
On March 4, 1971, Dr. RJ Rushdoony wrote this introduction of J. Marcellus Kik’s An Eschatology of Victory (Amazon Link). In this book Kik argues…
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Muhlenberg, Machen, and the Reformed Episcopal Church
In 1856, William Augustus Muhlenberg (1797-1877) presented a Memorial (a formal petition) to the General Convention of the Episcopal Church. In it, he called for…
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St. Benedict & Creating Your Own Personal “Rule”
Who was St. Benedict? St. Benedict of Nursia (c. 480–547) was a Christian monk who founded the Benedictine monastic tradition and wrote The Rule of…
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What is an Anglican?
When someone visits an Anglican Church, if they are new to our tradition, they often ask, “What is an Anglican?” Answering this question depends a…
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Clericus 2025
From February 4-6, 2025, I had the privilege of traveling to Phoenix, Arizona, to join clergy from across the Reformed Episcopal Church (REC) Diocese of…
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Chalking the Doors: Blessing the Chapel for Epiphany
For Epiphany, we gathered at Canterbury’s chapel doors to mark the season with the traditional chalking of the doors. With white chalk, we inscribed 20+C+M+B+25…
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Praying with the St. Thomas Christians
On Sunday evening, I had the joy of preaching at an evening prayer service alongside our brothers and sisters from the Church of South India,…
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I am near death
Today is day 12,707 of my life. Assuming I live to my mid-80s, more than 40% of my days are already spent. But my primary…
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Who Controls the Future of the Anglican Church in North America
In this video, I discuss my perspective on what I believe will shape the future of the Anglican Church in North America and explain…
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On the FACTS Podcast: “Augustine of Canterbury: The Beginnings of the Church of England?”
I recently had the incredible opportunity to join Dr. Stephen Boyce on the FACTS podcast, where we delved into a fascinating discussion about the origins…
