"This is the Prayer Book's whole strategy for forming ordinate love. It gathers the whole church together to pray God's own words back to him until those words become the shape of our own hearts." In this lecture, Dr. @bryanchollon, president of @TASeminary , uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now: credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…

"We are self-centered rather than God-centered. That's the status of all who sin. A heart like that cannot be trusted to know what it needs because it wants the wrong thing, and it's not been challenged to want anything else, which is precisely the mistake that expressive individualism makes about worship." —Dr. Bryan Hollon In this lecture, Dr. Bryan Hollon, president of @TASeminary, uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now: credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…

"We actually coined a phrase to describe what my students experienced. We called it post-biblical Protestant evangelicalism. Church for most of these evangelicals was an entirely passive experience of consumption." —Dr. Bryan Hollon In this lecture, Dr. Bryan Hollon, president of @TASeminary, uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now: credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…

Only 10 days to go! Join Fr. Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett on October 17 at Donnelly College in Kansas City for Aquinas KC: The Happy Life. Explore happiness, human flourishing, and the search for God through the wisdom of Thomas Aquinas. Don’t put it off. Register today and bring a friend! eventbrite.com/e/aquinas-kc-…

“When you read scripture, you see very prominently, the accounts of Jesus and the Holy Spirit.” —Fr. Dominic Legge @MattMBarrett and Fr. Dominic Legge discuss the Holy Spirit's relationship to the incarnation of Christ. Listen to Episode #181 now: credomag.com/2026/09/the-hol…

“God did not just want to save us by waving a magic wand over the human race. He saved us by becoming man.” —Fr. Dominic Legge @MattMBarrett and Fr. Dominic Legge discuss the Holy Spirit's relationship to the incarnation of Christ. Listen to Episode #181 now: credomag.com/2026/09/the-hol…

“We're so committed to producing shallow Christians that people who aren't satisfied with being shallow in their faith need to leave and feed themselves, which is an extraordinary thing. I can't imagine the Lord Jesus saying to Peter, Peter, don't feed my sheep. If you love me, don't feed my sheep.” —Scott Clark @MattMBarrett and @RScottClark discuss the Heidelberg Catechism and the need for spiritual formation in modern Christianity. Listen to Episode #180 now. credomag.com/2026/09/on-the-…

What Credo listens to on our Monday commute 🚗 credomag.com/2026/09/trinity…

Anglicanism is an attempt to be a church that draws from and holds together both the Reformed and the Catholic impulses. @gtomlin Tune in to “On the Priesthood” with @MattMBarrett: credomag.com/2026/08/on-the-…

"Asceticism is about pursuing love. And love, if we're honest, always demands not just repentance because we're sinners, but sacrifice because we're not God." - Michael Allen Watch Cooper, Allen, and Billings at Credo Conference 2026 → youtube.com/watch?v=mzeVAdI0…

"There is no word to describe how important Scripture is to the Christian life. But God has also revealed himself in the book of nature — an incredible reality." @MattMBarrett Just released — watch the first Q&A from Credo Conference 2026 → youtube.com/watch?v=o6hZ0baT…

💥GIVEAWAY📚 In our fragmented world, we are told to define for ourselves what is good. But Matthew Arbo argues that the good life is defined by theological and cardinal virtues. LIKE and SHARE to win. We're giving away 3 copies @ReadBakerBooks With a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, Arbo is an ethicist and policy advisor in Washington, D.C. bakerpublishinggroup.com/pro…

“Christians need to remember that the Bible again and again seeks to draw our hearts upward, away from earthly goods, to that which alone is ultimate.” - Michael Allen Listen to the full session: youtu.be/Gj0GDetIQ2I

“To speak of beatitude or blessedness is to speak of hope, and to speak of hope is to name what we desire above all else.” - Michael Allen Just released — tune in to the next Credo Conference 2026 message: youtu.be/Gj0GDetIQ2I

“Understanding truth, especially divine truth, is inherently good. It doesn’t need to have another direct purpose.” @DrJordanBCooper Just released, tune in to our next Credo Conference 2026 message: youtube.com/watch?v=wlyfDoUW…

Boethius was critical for the development of Christian orthodoxy. Through his use of philosophy, he brought conceptual clarity where there was great confusion. -Antonio Donato, Professor of Medieval Philosophy NEW ISSUE ON BOETHIUS is out! credomag.com/magazine_issue/…

Coming this week! Our first ever issue on Boethius. Accessible articles by some of today’s best theologians and philosophers.