Returning a Hallelujah
Returning a Hallelujah The experience of an embodied faith, which infuses the whole person in a transformative spiritual encounter, is portrayed beautifully in Dr.…
Partners, Not Combatants
The version of evangelical Christianity which nurtured me from my youth taught that The Church of the Latter-day Saints, commonly called the Mormons, were…
A Tradition that Interrogates Us
I’m writing this response to Farris Blount III’s clear and helpful post from St. Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands, where I’m assisting an RCA…
Can Love Fill the Whole Capacity of the Soul?
My responses to the variety of Christian traditions present in this Respectful Conversation have personal as well as theological roots. In the case of…
Questions for my Norwegian Grandfather
“Questions for my Norwegian Grandfather” Since Pietism is about Christian experience, I’m grateful that Christopher Gehrz has shared this tradition with a narrative describing…
Privileged to be an Ally with this Baptist Witness
Holland, Michigan is a city filled with churches. A majority belong to the Reformed or Christian Reformed denominations. But on Douglas Avenue after you…
Opening Doors
Concluding Response: “Opening Doors” Wesley Granberg-Michaelson Ecumenical dialogue, at its best, should prompt each of us to examine more critically and reflectively our own…
From Guilt to Grace to Gratitude
The Reformed Tradition Wesley Granberg-Michaelson From Guilt to Grace to Gratitude I adopted the Reformed tradition and wasn’t raised as a “child of the…
Between Geneva and Canterbury
Response to Randall Balmer, Anglican Tradition Wesley Granberg-Michaelson, Reformed Tradition Between Geneva and Canterbury Frank Griswold served as Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church…
Not Quite So Simple…Or is it?
Response to Michael King, Anabaptist TraditionBy Wesley Granberg-Michaelson, Reformed Tradition“Not Quite So Simple…Or is it?”A Reformed response to the ways that the Anabaptist tradition…