Tradition

I love liturgy, but it’s not a means to make better, cooler, more politically with-it Christians. It doesn’t even guarantee orthodoxy.

Rituals of death can remind us of America’s “new birth of freedom”—and our rebirth and renewal through Christ’s sacrifice.

How a 1,700-year-old document has the power to define not only the Christian faith but also the individual life of a practicing Christian. 

Evangelicals seeking permanence and rootedness are reclaiming the practice of singing out of books.

A new wave of designer ministries isn’t about attracting people to “big church.”

For those who met Christ elsewhere, Americanized Christianity can look a bit strange.

Use the dinner table like Jesus did.

Rediscovering the power of local Christian traditions

How the ancient practice of reciting Scripture from memory is helping people hear the Bible afresh.

How I learned to let God do the creative work, and escaped the illusion of novelty.