Medieval Saint in modern England: Dorothy Kerin
Miss Dorothy Kerin was a most unusual woman and amazing saint in the “Catholic” usage of the word as one fully sanctified and manifesting…
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The trials of getting the healing ministry established at a Christian university: Frustration at Fordham University
Fordham University is a Catholic Jesuit university of considerable fame for the excellence of education. I graduated from Fordham Collage in 1966. The required…
Healing the Family Tree: Dr. McAll’s strange ministry
One of the most significant figures in the development of pastoral theology and healing ministry in the last decades, Dr. Kenneth McAll, made the…
Is there a legitimate ministry of 1 Corinthians 15: 28-29?
This is among the most controversial (or most disregarded) scriptures in the whole of the New Testament, 1 Corinthians 15:28-29: When all things are…
The sacraments understood with Quantum physics
I recently had the honor of celebrating daily Holy Communion at a five-day Camps Farthest Out. This is a summer camp program established to…
The wrath of God in modern history
This essay examines a theologically unpopular and neglected topic: the wrath of God. It suggests how the mercy of God flowers once the wrath…
The Disabling Command as a tool in spiritual warfare against the radical agenda
This is an especially important tool of spiritual warfare that should be used against the ever-increasing inroads of radicalism in school boards, universities and…
Martin Luther and division of the Church
I was raised in the 1950, in a solidly Irish and Italian neighborhood of New York. It was the pre-Vatican II Catholic Church, and…
The Church’s Wounded Tradition of Exorcism and Deliverance
This guest article is a chapter adapted from America in Danger, Left and Right: Biblical Analysis, Actions and Intercessions for the Current Crisis (2022), by William…
More Mercy: A more biblical theology of the afterlife
More Mercy: A more biblical theology of the afterlife and eternal destiny In 2011 a spirited debate broke out among Evangelical circles reference a book…
Baptizing the Dead?
Baptizing the Dead? This is among the most controversial (or most disregarded) scriptures in the whole of the New Testament, 1 Corinthians 15:28-29: “When…
The Wedge in Cessationism: The Anglican tradition of healing prayer
The Church of England is the founding church of worldwide Anglicanism, which includes the Episcopal Church in the United States. Anglican Churches are the…