Author Archives: krhughes14

I’ve got a short article up over on Anglican Pastor about Christian pedagogy from an Anglican perspective. As I begin: I suspect we can all readily articulate what it means to worship like an Anglican, to pray like an Anglican, and to read the Bible like … Continue reading →

Another year, another 12 months spent immersed in the development of early Christian views of the Holy Spirit. A fair chunk of the year was devoted to researching and writing How the Spirit Became God: The Mosaic of Early Christian … Continue reading →

Part of what it means to grow as Christians who love the Lord with all our minds is to be constantly reflecting on our beliefs about God, our selves, and the world in light of what we are learning from … Continue reading →

Part of what it means to grow as Christians who love the Lord with all our minds is to be constantly reflecting on our beliefs about God, our selves, and the world in light of what we are learning from … Continue reading →

Last week, I sent to my publisher a completed manuscript of my second book, How the Spirit Became God, and so I figure it’s time for an update on this project that has ended up being my primary undertaking over the … Continue reading →

Part of what it means to grow as Christians who love the Lord with all our minds is to be constantly reflecting on our beliefs about God, our selves, and the world in light of what we are learning from … Continue reading →

I was recently ordained to the diaconate in the Anglican Church in North America, and as a way of connecting my own spiritual journey with my study of the church fathers, I’d like to share a few thoughts on how … Continue reading →