By Keith Boyette — The process of church disaffiliation has completed its second wave, with churches disaffiliating through special sessions of their annual conferences in the fall. This piecemeal process of disaffiliation is not what we had hoped for when I joined other traditionalist, centrist, and progressive leaders to announce
Subscribe Now Living as Sent Ones: More Than Just a Sunday Service Sermon Notes | Episode 24 On this episode of Sermon Notes, we explore the importance of embracing the Gospel, how to improve biblical literacy, and the idea of living as a “sent one” or an apostle. We
Americans Believe in Easter Resurrection But Aren’t Sure Why It Matters Despite accepting the biblical accounts of Jesus’ resurrection, many Americans see little connection with their daily lives. Did Jesus Rise From the Dead? Three Historical Facts (+ Four Explanations That Don’t Work) Did Jesus rise from the dead? To
I will first make a few introductory comments pertaining to the development of doctrine. Second, I will treat the patristic and conciliar dogmatic development concerning the conception and articulation of the Incarnation. I will then, briefly, provide St. Thomas Aquinas’s understanding of the incarnational union as a mixed relation. Lastly,
“There is No Bomb in Here” Harold B. Lee served as First Counselor to Joseph Fielding Smith in the First Presidency (1970–72), back in the days when General Conference was held in the Tabernacle on Temple Square. As one General Conference convened, the City Commissioner of Public Safety received a
Subscribe Now Comparing the Acts 6 Church to Today’s Church Sermon Notes | Episode 23 As we continue our sermon series on Origins: The Beginnings of the Local Church, we dive into Acts 6 and discuss the importance of delegation and multiculturalism in leadership. The passage in Acts 6
In reading literature, the tropological way of reading does not mean we pray the text itself, as we would with Scripture in lectio divina. Though there have been many books published that collect the spiritual writings of an author into one place or are titled The Gospel according to .
By Thomas Lambrecht In two decisions just released, the Judicial Council has clarified several matters related to the upcoming 2024 General Conference and addressed some shortcomings in the Congo Central Conference. Another General Conference In Decision 1451, the Judicial Council ruled that the General Conference session to be held in