If all the study you've done about our changing culture leads to an antagonist heart towards the lost, you have completely missed the point. These people are not the enemy; they are the reason Christ came and died. They are the reason for the mission.
@hootjjj, Secretary of the ACNA Liturgy Task Force, joins us to discuss Jesus' claim to be the Bread of Life in John 6. We also ask him to explain what liturgy is, how it forms us all, and why it is vital in our common prayer and worship together. Enjoy! https://t.co/rya8Z89Mqn
@DowntonAbney My favorite part of you FaceTiming your parents is when I’m sitting next to them at a funeral and they don’t know how to silence it, so they answer instead.
If you’re a common sense person, you probably don’t feel you have a home in this world right now. If you’re a Christian, you know you were never meant to.
Today is the Feast of the Epiphany when we remember that bleak time in human history when a star showed the way to God become man, in what looked like the form of weakness. A humble, lowly, and gentle child Jesus had come.
He was yet the Lion of Judah, and in that humility showed true strength. Today is the saddest Epiphany I can remember. Today I saw Christian flags, imgagery, and language in the midst of needless, senseless, and traitorous violence.
@patrickschlabs Expand out a few verses, and you have to take “teacher,” “doctor,” “instructor,” and “mister” off the list, too. That’s not really the point of the wider passage, and Jesus allowed others to call him some of those things.
@plainsimplerach That’s on me. Sorry. Next you can try memorizing the Trad Language Edition creeds alongside the 2019. If that doesn’t mess you up, you’re a superstar... and way smarter than I am.
Over the last few weeks we have focused on America’s faults. We must work to improve those things but today we should celebrate our country’s birthday. We enjoy a lot of blessings and I’m thankful I live in America. I pray that God will show us how to help our country grow! 🙏🏽
The Traditional Language liturgies are here!
The Liturgy Task Force has released the first wave of the #BCP2019 liturgies in traditional language, including the Daily Offices, Eucharistic liturgies, and the Ash Wednesday service.
Learn more: https://t.co/8kmwVyms8Q
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@yunghic1 The 2019 includes an option for including the Churching of Women (albeit without the title) on pg 218 in “Thanksgiving for the Birth or Adoption of a Child”
@laycataclyst @jbrandonmeeks @hootjjj No dates yet, as the College just appointed a renewed committee. Couldn’t begin to guess, sorry. I’m sure it will be online as developed.