Tag: liturgy

Introduction to the Didache

Introduction I have known about the Didache (the Greek word meaning "teaching") for some time, but have never really taken the time to consider it in depth. Recently, I have come to admire the Didache greatly. The Didache is a practical and liturgical document addressed from the apostles (the 12 apostles to the Jews) to... Continue Reading →

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Church Services Declare the Gospel, or they don’t…

When I got my compound bow, I took it to the range, loaded an arrow, attached my trigger, drew back the string, looked through the fluorescent sights, and lined up the target. Moving my shoulder blade back to get the smoothest shot possible, my finger tapped the trigger without bending and the arrow flew through... Continue Reading →

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