For years, I have written in the perspective of an CofE Anglo-Catholic within the Church of England. i have prayed the Rosary, prayed the Angelus etc. Today, I am sharing that I have stopped looking for that anchor within what I believe to be a fast “dying trunk” of the Read more
It’s Not Just Me: The Truth About the Sin That Dwells Within Every Christian who strives for holiness eventually runs headlong into the brick wall of Romans 7. We know what is right, we sincerely desire to do it, and yet, we often find ourselves failing, committing the very sin Read more
My dear friends in Christ, this is a question that goes to the very root of our comfort and peace as Christians: If I confess my sins directly to God, am I truly forgiven? The answer is a resounding, joyful Yes! This wonderful truth is a central pillar of our Read more
If there’s one skill every Christian is called to develop, it’s the ability to articulate why we believe what we believe. St. Peter put it simply and profoundly: “Always be prepared to make a defence to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; Read more
Overview: Brace yourselves, this is a long read… During my discernment process – a doubt was thrust in my mind (as have many in attempt to derail me – we know your ways Satan) – namely – why did God require animals to be killed as a sacrifice for sin Read more
We’ve all been there, haven’t we? That persistent, nagging feeling that something is just a bit off. It’s not necessarily a dramatic crisis of faith, but a subtle, yet powerful, sense of spiritual misalignment. Our position in life, our outward actions, and the inner workings of our mind just don’t Read more
In the Christian journey, we often hear that the path is always one of unwavering faith. Yet, there are moments of profound doubt, spiritual “wobbles” that shake the very foundation. Recently, as my discernment towards ordination and the growth of our Titus 1:9 ministry draw closer, I’ve experienced the most Read more
Let’s be honest for a moment. Sometimes, in the quiet of a prayer or the chaos of the news cycle, a very human frustration bubbles up. It is the elephant in the room that we often feel too polite to mention: Lord, what is taking You so long? It has Read more
A Call to Humble Service and Mission As a committed Anglo-Catholic and member of the Society of Our Lady of Walsingham, I often find myself drawn to the historical and spiritual depth of the Holy Orders that shape Christian ministry. Lately, I have been prompted to reflect deeply on the Read more
For the last two years, I’ve been walking a path that felt utterly clear: a strong, affirmed call to ministry, specifically to Lay Evangelism. The passion is real – it’s what drives the work we do here at Titus One Nine Ministry, connecting people to Jesus through reason and faith. Read more