In this episode of the Essential Anglican Podcast, Chandler Wiley, Rev. Dr. Shane Copeland, and guest Rev. Dr. Ben Wagner delve into the doctrine of justification, exploring its significance in Anglican identity and its roots in the Reformation. They discuss the perspectives of key reformers like Martin Luther and Thomas Cranmer, the emotional and legal implications of justification by faith, and the assurance it provides believers. The conversation also addresses contemporary challenges to the doctrine and the relationship between justification and sanctification, ultimately emphasizing the comfort and hope found in Christ's work.

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Justification by Michael Horton

In this episode of the Essential Anglican Podcast, hosts Chandler Wiley, Shane Copeland, and Ben Fischer discuss the significance of GAFCON (Global Anglican Future Conference) and its impact on Anglicanism. They explore the historical context of Anglicanism, the importance of the Jerusalem Declaration, and the shift of Anglicanism's center of gravity to the Global South. The conversation emphasizes the need for biblical authority and the call for reform within the Anglican Communion, highlighting the ongoing developments and future direction of the church.

In this episode of the Essential Anglican Podcast, Rev. Chandler Wiley and his co-hosts, Rt. Rev. Dr. Ben Fischer and Rev. Dr. Shane Copeland, delve into the significance of Evening Prayer within the Anglican tradition. They explore the historical context of Thomas Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer, the structure and purpose of Evening Prayer, the importance of confession and absolution, and the role of the Holy Spirit in liturgy. The discussion also highlights the significance of the Magnificat and the Apostles' Creed, concluding with reflections on the spiritual anchors that these practices provide in the life of an Anglican believer.

In this episode of the Essential Anglican Podcast, hosts Rev. Chandler Wiley and Rt. Rev. Dr. Ben Fisher (Shane was in the mountains of Arizona) explore the daily rhythms of being an Anglican, focusing on the practices of morning and evening prayer. They discuss the historical context of these prayers, their structure, and the importance of Scripture and community in the Anglican tradition. The conversation emphasizes the significance of confession, the reading of scripture, and the communal aspect of prayer, while also providing practical tips for individuals looking to incorporate these practices into their daily lives.

LINKS

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The Daily Office Online

Book of Common Prayer 2019 (PDF)

Book of Common Prayer 2019 (PRINT)

Book of Common Prayer 1662 (IVP)

How To Use The Book of Common Prayer

The Oxford Guide

KEY TAKE AWAYS

• Daily Anglican life involves structured prayer practices.
• Morning and evening prayers are foundational to Anglican worship.
• Thomas Cranmer's vision was for clergy to be immersed in prayer.
• Confession is a vital part of the morning prayer process.
• The community aspect of prayer enhances spiritual growth.
• Scripture readings are integral to the daily office.
• Praying the office can shape personal and communal faith.
• Anglicanism emphasizes the importance of intercessory prayer.
• Daily prayer helps align personal needs with God's mission.
• Engaging in communal prayer fosters a sense of belonging.
  

In this episode, hosts Rt. Rev. Dr. Ben Fischer and Rev. Chandler Wiley speak with Rwandan Bishop Emmanuel Ngendahayo and Rwandan Rev. Timothy Mazimpaka about the EAST AFRICAN REVIVAL and its lasting impact across the globe.

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Never Silent by Thad Barnum

I Love Idi-Amin by Festo Kivengere

In this episode of the Essential Anglican Podcast, hosts Rt. Rev. Dr. Ben Fisher, Rev. Dr. Shane Copeland, and Rev. Chandler Wiley discuss the importance of ordained ministry within the Anglican tradition, addressing the dangers of clericalism and the necessity of accountability and training for church leaders. They explore the roles of both clergy and laity in preaching and administering sacraments, emphasizing the need for a structured and ordered church community that reflects the teachings of Christ. The conversation concludes with recommendations for resources that can aid both pastors and laity in their understanding of ministry.

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Being A Pastor by John Wycliffe

The Christian Ministry by Charles Bridges

The Care of Souls by Harold Senkbeil

The Reformed Pastor by Richard Baxter

Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer

The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes

With our history guide, Rt. Rev. Dr. Ben Fischer, we dive into the Oxford Movement, exploring its historical context, key figures, theological implications, and cultural shifts within Anglicanism. The discussion highlights the movement's impact on church practices, the role of bishops, and the significance of tracts, particularly Track 90 by John Henry Newman. We also address contemporary relevance and the challenges of unity within the Anglican tradition.

The Heritage of Anglican Theology by J. I. Packer

Knots Untied by J. C. Ryle

The Catholic Faith by William Henry Griffith Thomas

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In this episode of the Essential Anglican Podcast, hosts Rev. Chandler Wiley and Rt. Rev. Ben Fischer speak with John Fonville to explore the themes of mystery, transcendence, and the role of experience in Anglican worship. They discuss the growing interest among young people in the Anglican tradition as a response to the perceived shallowness of evangelicalism, emphasizing the importance of the gospel and the means of grace. The conversation highlights the power of preaching and the sacraments in conveying the mysteries of faith, ultimately pointing to Jesus as the source of true satisfaction and spiritual depth.

Hope and Holiness by John Fonville

Cranmer's Church by Chuck Collins

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