Today, continuing my mini-series on the Church Calendar, I want to talk about one of the most overlooked feast days in the entire Christian year: the Feast of the Ascension of our Lord. This is because, for many Christians, the liturgical year revolves around Christmas, Good Friday, Easter, and perhaps Pentecost if you are lucky. Yet Ascension Day often passes almost unnoticed. I think this is unfortunate, and here's why... As always, please, if you have any questions, thoughts, or ideas for future episodes, leave them in the comments below. Also, feel free to subscribe to this channel so that you will be notified anytime a new episode is released, as well as my Substack where you can find some of my more academic work on these subjects. Thank you so much for listening! God bless!

This is an important follow-up to my previous discussion on women’s ordination within the Anglican Church in North America and the broader Anglican tradition. We will discuss exactly why the Church depends upon the wisdom, holiness, spiritual motherhood, discipleship, hospitality, leadership, sacrifice, and faithfulness of women, as well as why rejecting women’s ordination must never become the rejection of women in ministry. Thank you so much for listening! God bless!

Welcome back to “Theology on Ice: A Reformed Catholic Podcast.” I am your host, Sean D. Gates, and today I want to attempt to discuss one of the most tense theological debates of our modern era that is especially relevant in my own province of the ACNA. That is, the issue of Women’s Holy Orders, focusing specifically on the question of whether one church can simultaneously ordain women and not ordain women? As always, please, if you have any questions, thoughts, or ideas for future episodes, leave them in the comments below. Also, feel free to subscribe to this channel so that you will be notified anytime a new episode is released. Thank you so much for listening! God bless!