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Tag Archives: Confirmation
A Roadmap for Conversion
There are many ways to conceptualize the extremely-important task of “making disciples”, as Jesus commanded us to do. This is just one such approach, which I happen to find helpful. Three things are going on here at once: Let’s parse this … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptism, Confirmation, discipleship, ecclesiology, ministry
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The Serious Call in Confirmation
This is a homily drawing from select verses in Hebrews 6. INTRODUCTION Sometimes you read the Bible and you just with the author would have backtracked to explain himself a bit better. Chapter 6 of the Epistle to the Hebrews … Continue reading
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Tagged Confirmation, discipleship, ethics, hope, love, sermon
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Article 25: Sacraments
This is part of my commentary series on The 39 Articles of Religion. Article 25 states: XXV. Of the Sacraments Sacraments ordained of Christ be not only badges or tokens of Christian men’s profession, but rather they be certain sure … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptism, confession, Confirmation, matrimony, ministry, sacrament, unction
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One of the more surprising features of Anglicanism from the perspective of many Protestants is that we practice the rite of Confirmation. “Isn’t that a Catholic thing?” they ask. Yes and no! It is a Catholic thing, in that the … Continue reading