Why use the Book of Common Prayer in your daily life? Winfield Bevins shares the significance of never having to pray alone.
St. Benedict was an amazing man of God. Winfield Bevins translates his spiritual practices to us.
Why do Anglicans do all those strange things they do? Winfield Bevins explains the significance of liturgy in the Anglican Church.
What’s with all those movements they’re making? Winfield Bevins explains the rich meaning of all the bowing, crossing, and kneeling Anglicans do during worship.
When you go on a journey with others, there is always the question concerning who is going to drive. Winfield Bevins shares three of the things that “drive” a church plant on its journey.
When you go on a journey with others, there is always the question concerning who is going to drive. Winfield Bevins shares three of the things that “drive” a church plant on its journey.
Part of our role in discipling our children must include the missional task of reaching our neighborhoods. In today’s article, learn from Winfield Bevins as he shares concrete ways to model mission together as a family.
Does your family have a time of worship together? Winfield Bevins shares 10 Tips for Your Family Worship Time.
Have you ever wonder what’s up with all this church planting stuff? Winfield Bevins shares the case for Church Planting.
Sometimes it seems like there is a division between “regular” pastors and church planters. Winfield Bevins shares how all the parts are necessary and that every church is intertwined as part of the global Body of Christ.
Should Christians practice meditation as part of their spiritual practice? Winfield Bevins shares what kind of meditation Christians should be practicing, the Scriptural basis for such practices, and what benefits meditation holds for our souls.
On some of our more recent Weekly Breathers, we have been opening our hearts to contemplation and connection with God using art. Today, Winfield Bevins shares with us an ancient method he found that helps his soul connect with our Creator God: iconography.
