http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/special/johnstott.html?gclid=CNyvgInirqoCFY5x5QodMj-dYQ
read about a great anglican evangelical leader
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Understanding the Atonement is about more than grasping a theory. Google the words atonement and emergent church together, and your computer screen will soon heat up a few degrees. A lively (and not always civilized) debate has broken out among those who defend classical theories of the Atonement and those Continue reading Surveying the Wondrous Cross GREENSBORO, NC: The Surprising Appeal of the Liturgical Church “My calling, a divine one, is to plant 200 new evangelical Anglican churches on the West Coast,” says new AMiA bishop Bishop Todd Hunter is the founding pastor of Holy Trinity Church, an Anglican church in Costa Mesa, California, and the author of Continue reading The Surprising Appeal of the Liturgical Church Click for AAC video Anglican Bishop encourages us to pray for Egypt PASTOR’S LETTER – February 2011 The LORD Almighty will bless them, saying, “Blessed be Egypt my people, Assyria my handiwork, and Israel my inheritance.” Isaiah 19:35 Egypt is much in the news today as I write. It is the most populous Arab Continue reading Pray for Egypt Mission Accumplished! Seven of us formed a team who ministered to 36 inmates on Sunday eveing last. We had good worship – those guys can sing!. Bible teaching, relevant testimonies from the team and the men and prayer ministry. Thank you for your prayer support for this event. It represents one of the first AFiM Continue reading Prince William jail ministry Saul Talks with Samuel’s Ghost – I Samuel 28 Samuel had died some time earlier and people from all over Israel had attended his funeral in his hometown of Ramah. Meanwhile, Saul had been trying to get rid of everyone who spoke with the spirits of the dead. One day the Philistines Continue reading Halloween and the Spirit world In our office each morning, we gather together for devotions, songs and prayer. Each day, leadership rotates between departments, with one member picking the hymn and another giving the day’s talk. Today, we started by sharing quick testimonies of what God had done for us lately, then one of the other fellows Continue reading Broken by Scott Adams Yes check out the stories and opportunity for dialogue on some of the developing issues at AFiM We don’t think of the Eucharist as a vehicle for conversion. We have forgotten the history of our own founding. Among the first Christians, the Eucharistic meal was an act of fellowship that often attracted newcomers—so many, in fact, as to pose a problem for fledgling churches. Not all participants in the sacred meal understood Continue reading Real Presence What can happen when a thoroughly secular woman eats a piece of bread. A review of ‘Jesus Freak.’ |
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