It seems like the whole planet tuned in to watch the royal wedding. It was a beautiful occasion on a beautiful day, and Harry and Meghan looked just the part. Young and in love. The wedding had it all ...

Saturday is the big day, not only for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, but for millions upon millions of people who will tune in to watch the royal wedding. There will be plenty of things to notice in ...

From the Givenchy gown to the gospel choir, Saturday’s royal wedding had something for everyone. But one of the most memorable moments at St. George’s Chapel came from Bishop Michael Curry, who ...

Preaching at the royal wedding was a blessing for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, I hope. But more importantly, it was a blessing for all of us. It’s amazing that so many people watched it, that the ...

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Before he even began his sermon at the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Most Reverend Michael Curry rang a different note. Was that an iPad in his hands? Curry is the presiding bishop ...

Herman Bavinck’s advice to 19th century pastors still holds true today. In post-Christian Britain—a culture where few people listen to any kind of public speaking, sacred or secular—Rev. Michael Curry ...

Bishop Michael Curry once gained fame for a sermon referring to “crazy Christians,” and has focused on racial justice. Curry, who also goes by the name of Michael Bruce Curry, is an American leader of ...

Preaching at the Areopagus, they laughed at him. Only a few were converted. Evangelically speaking, Paul’s famous sermon given before the good and the great of Athens was not all that successful.

In today’s short gospel from Mark, Jesus is questioned for not observing the regular fasting laws that the Pharisees and the followers of John the Baptist are observing. Jesus compares his presence to ...

The royal wedding program may have called it an address, but to Americans watching the nuptials of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, it sure looked and sounded like Rev. Michael Curry was giving an ...