Charismata

"...our investment in technology reflects our distrust of relationships." So says Samuel Wells in his chapter on human cloning. ...

Such a theological program is highly individualistic, making the church an addendum to salvation, Christ’s resurrection a footnote to his pe...

Does anyone else have a problem with the adjective 'biblical'? I just saw it in one of the blogs I read to get me angry and it left ...

If only spiritual maturity was based on the number of Christian books you've read...

I've only watched the first minute, but what a strange opening to a memorial address. I half expected someone in the crowd to shout out...

In the final section of Improvisation , Wells tells the stories of two women -- both heaviliy involved in Christian ministry -- who have eac...

Givens and Gifts When gifts are made givens All hell breaks loose. Enlightenment boasts knowledge; Entitlement, its fruit. Our past i...

If I read a book superior to Improvisation: The Drama of Christian Ethics in the next twelve months, 2011 will have been a vintage year. Th...

Consider this story recalled in Improvisation: The Drama of Christian Ethics by Samuel Wells. In the 50’s a fatal accident occurred on an o...