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36.3—May/Jun, 2023
36.3—May/Jun, 2023
36.1—Jan/Feb, 2023
on a Most Conscientious Believer
35.4—Jul/Aug, 2022
35.3—May/Jun, 2022
34.2—March/April, 2021
34.2—March/April, 2021
34.1—January/February, 2021
A Strange but Illuminating Comparison
34.1—January/February, 2021
Remembering Chaplain Moody, Who Was Always There for His Men
33.5—September/October, 2020
33.5—September/October, 2020
on Missing Fathers & Redemption in Prison
32.6—November/December, 2019
Christian Faith & Formation in Rural Alabama
32.6—November/December, 2019
on a Romanian Cautionary Tale for Fallible Pastors
32.4—July/August, 2019
on a Steady Presence in an Unsteady World
32.2—March/April, 2019
The Good Pastor Finishes His Course
32.1—January/February, 2019
Sex, Women's Ordination & the Rejection of Hierarchy & Equality
32.1—January/February, 2019
on Sectarian Endurance & Women's Ordination
31.5—September/October, 2018
on Graham Greene's Whisky Priest
31.5—September/October, 2018
on the Congregation as a Wilderness
31.4—July/August, 2018
Lionhearts: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel by Ray Keating
31.3—May/June, 2018
Billy Graham's Legacy Is All Around Us
30.4—July/Aug, 2017
Uncertain Sounds for Ministry
30.3—May/June, 2017
When Hearts Become Flame: An Eastern Orthodox Approach to the Dia-Logos of Pastoral Counseling (2nd ed.) by Stephen Muse
30.1—Jan/Feb, 2017
on a Pastor's Evangelical Ministry to Muslims
29.4—July/August, 2016
29.2—March/April, 2016
Murderers' Row: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
by Ray Keating
29.1—Jan/Feb, 2016
The Pastor as a Public Theologian: Reclaiming a Lost Vision by Kevin J. Vanhoozer and Owen Strachan
28.2—March/April, 2015
on How a Presbyterian Pastor Rediscovered the Passion
27.1—Jan/Feb, 2014
The Quandary of the Good Woman Pastor
26.3—May/June, 2013
on Worshiping the Lord Without Lying About the Faith
26.3—May/June, 2013
Benedict XVI's Fidelity on Behalf of the Faithful
19.9—November, 2006
The Day Without Yesterday: Lemaître, Einstein, and the Birth of Modern Cosmology
19.6—July/August, 2006
on the Biker Pastor’s Comfortable Religion
18.8—October, 2005
on Servant Leadership & other Pastoral Fads
18.6—Nov/Dec, 2005
18.4—May, 2005
Another Christ or Another Joe?
The Priest Is Not His Own
by Fulton Sheen
18.4—May, 2005
on the Surprising Joys of Pastoring a Rural Flock
17.9—November, 2004
On Being a Living Priest in a Dying Church in Sweden
13.3—April, 2000
Why Gregory Nazianzen Ran Away from the Priesthood: A Reflection on His Second Oration
14.1—January/February, 2001
on Liberal Christianity
14.3—April, 2001
Women and the Priesthood
edited by Thomas Hopko
14.3—April, 2001
on Pastoral Rigor Mortis
15.4—May, 2002
15.6—July/August, 2002
15.7—September, 2002
The Dynamics of Celibacy & Homosexuality in the Catholic Church
16.9—November, 2003
ECUSA’s “Gay” Bishop Is Not Christianity’s Future
17.2—March, 2004
Ordination & the Shape of the Pastoral Office
12.5—September/October, 1999
Hateful Pastor Distorts Christianity
12.4—July/August, 1999
on Egalitarian Christianity
11.3—May/June, 1998
Another Look at the Film Priest
11.1—January/February, 1998
10.2—Spring, 1997
The crisis in Albania from the perspective of a missionary priest of the Orthodox Church of Albania
8.4—Fall, 1995
The Demise of Biblical Preaching
Distortions of the Gospel and its Recovery
6.1—Winter, 1993
A Response to Thomas F. Torrence
5.4—Fall, 1992
God, Gender, and the Pastoral Office
more from the online archives
31.4—July/August 2018
Life & Love Are Real Despite Theatrical Illusions by Anthony Esolen
33.2—March/April 2020
Christian Pro-Family Governments?
Old & New Lessons from Europe by Allan C. Carlson
24.6—Nov/Dec 2011
on the Tyranny of Modern Freedom versus the Freedom of Jesus by Gillis J. Harp
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