This Pod Tract explores the need for a via media between secular social issues and biblical fundamentalism in order to reclaim an authentic Anglican theology. Key Points:

How do we as Anglicans frame a path in our theology and practice that avoids both a complete surrender to secular cultural

Due to a glitch inthe system the closing prayer for the Pod Tract is found in this post

In an age defined by radical individualism, democratic consensus, and widespread institutional distrust, the concept of apostolic succession presents a profound challenge to modern sensibilities.

Bishop Kevin considers new models for a new time

We stand in a new and complex age. The term “post-Christian” barely scratches the surface of our reality. We are living in a post-church world, one where the Church’s institutions no longer hold any automatic authority, and the very concept of organized religion is viewed with skepticism, if not outright disdain. This is a moment of profound challenge, but also of profound clarity. A Moment for Pod Tracts such as these.

O Come Emmanuel is not just a traditional hymn it is the telling of who is to come.

Today we consider the many ways to be poor and how we are redeemed by one who was poor himself.

Today we consider the promise of Joy in a changing world

Today we consider the words of St. Paul as he calls us to live in the mystery of God and meet a person on the journey who spent his whole life seeking to do so.

The words of the prophet Isaiah are more poignant now than ever..

Hearing the voice of grace is not always easy as there are many distractions. Today we meet a person on our Pilgrimage who overcame distractions and changed his part of the world.