The Globe and Mail on Theology Pubs
Last week I got a call from a reporter from The Globe and Mail on theology pubs. The article she was writing is now online:
Beer isn’t the only thing on tap
Faith
Some Final Thoughts on Liturgy
I’ve enjoyed thinking about liturgy this week. It feels good to talk about it because liturgy is often neglected, or even badmouthed, in my circles.
Some final thoughts:
We can learn from
The Work of the People
Contemporary worship services, someone has said, can look like a rock concert followed by a stand-up comedian. This is true sometimes, but even when it’s not, it can sometimes look like the
Evaluating Spurgeon’s Criticisms of Liturgy
When I’m in Toronto and not at Richview on a Sunday, I often find myself attending an evangelical Anglican church. It’s not high church, but there is some liturgy in the
Spurgeon on Liturgy
It isn’t often that I want to go on record opposing C.H. Spurgeon. It shouldn’t be easy to oppose the Prince of Preachers, who was much smarter than I will