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Formation in Faith (6): Learning to See Again

Cultivating the Anglican Imagination and Habits that Reveal God’s Reality.
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Formation for Faithfulness (5): Obstacles and Opportunities for Renewal
Why Renewal Feels So Elusive, and Why It May No Longer Be Impossible
Formed for Faithfulness (4): When We Lost Our Story
Tracing the Erosion of Anglican Imagination and Common Life
Formed for Faithfulness (3): Anglicanism’s Long Retreat from Power
Authority, Anxiety, and the Shape of Anglican Witness
Formed for Faithfulness 2: The Turn Toward Managed Renewal
In the opening essay of this series, I suggested that Anglicanism’s present fatigue isn’t best understood as a failure of effort or commitment.
Formed for Faithfulness: Recovering the Anglican Way of Life
Can we offer a faith that's truly worth dying for?
10 Lessons from 30 Years of Being a Priest
On 13 January, I’ll mark thirty years of priestly ministry.
Reappraising the Old High Churchmen
Can they offer wisdom for our age of populism and polarisation?
Lazarus at the Gate
How the Western Church Mistakes Inclusion for Discipleship
Four Last Things
The Endings and Beginnings of Advent
In Praise of Vicarages
The Unappreciated Grace of the Clergy House
A Costly Witness: Reflections on Against the Machine
Paul Kingsnorth’s Against the Machine: On the Unmaking of Humanity reads unnervingly like a book I might have tried to write in an alternate life.
The Church and the News
What the Pamphlet Wars Can Teach Us About Preaching in a Post-Truth World
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Well-Tempered
Musings about living well with God, creation, and each other.
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