Discipleship
Discipleship, in a Christian context, is the process of intentionally helping others grow in their faith and become more like Jesus Christ, both in their beliefs and actions. It’s a journey of spiritual growth that involves learning from and following Jesus’s teachings, as well as actively helping others to do the same.
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Part II of the ACNA Catechism Study Tool is now live, covering Questions 18-151 on the Apostles’ Creed and sacraments.… Read more
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Went to Church. My wife and I took our grandson to McDonald’s so his parents could enjoy their sixth wedding… Read more
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I’ve been spending some time working through the constitutional problems with the constitution of the Anglican Church in North America.… Read more
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Using AI assistance, I’ve launched the ACNA Catechism Study Tool – an integrated resource that combines the “To Be a… Read more
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About a year ago my application for postulancy for Holy Orders in the Reformed Episcopal Church was approved. So I’ve… Read more
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With great sorrow at the recent decision of the Church of England’s General Synod to legitimise and incorporate into the… Read more
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Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Greetings in the Name of God our Father and His Son our Lord Jesus… Read more
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Introduction The error of women’s ordination has stalked, cursed, and haunted Anglicanism for nearly half a century and no matter… Read more
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1 Cor 11:19 “for there must be factions among you in order that those who are genuine among you may… Read more
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You can make a one time donation (not tax deductible) or sign up for a membership to support on an… Read more
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In this article we will explain the Marian charism as illustrated in both Scripture and Church history, show the evidence… Read more
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Yesterday was the fifth Sunday of Easter and it was a rather busy one for us. We attended our own… Read more
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An Anglican ordinary who shows what it means to be a leader for the anti-Christian age Read more
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From Father Matt Kennedy: I originally wrote this article almost ten years ago on April 30, 2012. Were I to… Read more
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In case you’ve been living under a rock, Hillsong is in trouble. While the superstar pastor Carl Lentz fell from… Read more
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Confessing Anglicans today are divided on the question of whether women’s ordination is in accord with the teaching of Scripture… Read more
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One of my personal favorites Read more
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“Culture catechizes,” Alan Jacobs, a distinguished professor of humanities in the honors program at Baylor University, told me. Culture teaches… Read more
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A theology that allows itself to be defined by its critics lays the groundwork for its own eventual demise. —… Read more
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But, there is a more serious question I would ask today. Is this true? Do issues of ordination touch on… Read more
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John is the last prophet and Jesus chooses all male Apostles. Is Jesus then misogynistic? Of course not, he never… Read more
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Since the times of the Ancient Greeks, there has been an understanding of the need for civic virtue. Many believe,… Read more
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ring, how did we get here? Well, it all starts in a Garden. I mean, right?! It all starts there,… Read more
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The new catechism of the Anglican Church in North America, entitled To Be A Christian, is a handy tool for… Read more
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The Verdict – Denny Burk — Read on www.dennyburk.com/the-verdict/ Best piece I’ve seen thus far. I stand by what I… Read more
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As I walked to the hospital I thought, “How am I going to get the baby out?” I had just… Read more
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Amid the resulting personal destruction of such an idolatry comes the great gift of the Gospel. Jesus has saved us… Read more
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It has taken me the better part of two months to write this article. The current climate surrounding a discussion… Read more
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God’s Word Written is far superior Read more
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To those without names, You were not supposed to come so early. You were in your mother’s womb only 14… Read more
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He is Risen indeed!! Alleluia!!! Read more
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A mournful Palm Sunday in light of the pandemic Read more
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“Certain liturgical actions—such as foot washing, candle lighting, prayer at the cross, and more—will be prompted from the livestream, but… Read more
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Third, use this time for self-reflection and relaxation. “I need a vacation to recover from my vacation!” people say. Well,… Read more
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Not a bad idea, I’m hoping others will join in and pray and fast this Sunday. Yours in the Lord,… Read more
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From lightning and tempest; from earthquake, fire, and flood; from plague, pestilence, and famine, Good Lord, deliver us. Read more
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I wrote this post about 5 years ago, marked it private to review and edit. And, obviously, I never published… Read more
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Essential for our day Read more
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My apologies for not writing much at all recently. I’m working on a podcast to share with you all. I Read more
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In the United States, and most “Western” countries generally, there does not exist a distinct method of dress for Christians. Read more
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El BCP se parece mucho a un librero que ya tiene algunos libros. Tiene mucha estructura y algunas orientaciones iniciales.… Read more
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Wherein I explain the Anglican portion of Amateur Anglican Read more
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