Monthly Archives: March 2007

AMHERST — An Episcopal minister will stop performing all wedding ceremonies to protest the denomination’s prohibition of … I kid you not. UPDATE: “I am convinced that when gays and lesbians are baptized, they become full members of the body … Continue reading →

Gee-My-Nittley! Those of us struggling under the leadership of Coach Cullivan knew that phrase well. It could be heard at any time, especially if we were losing at the half. Stealing an image from yesterday’s guest preacher, Camille Baba (Youth … Continue reading →

On Ancient Faith Radio this week … Someone recently asked me a very important question about the Cross: Why do Christians wear crosses? Why do we celebrate an instrument of death? Isn’t it similar to glorifying an electric chair or … Continue reading →

He was baptized as Man – but He remitted sins as God- not because He needed purificatory rites Himself, but that He might sanctify the elements of water. He was tempted as Man, but He conquered as God… He hungered, … Continue reading →

There once was a boy named Andrew. Andrew was a very happy child and his parents loved him dearly. Andrew could run, jump, and play outside – and in any room in the house … Except the living room. There … Continue reading →