Author Archives: Michael A. Milton, Ph.D.
New Article at Substack
New article now available: THE WAY UP IS DOWN (On Tom Holland’s Dominion, Robert L. Reymond’s theology of ministry, Martin of Tours, and living faith in the secular age). https://open.substack.com/pub/michaelamilton/p/the-way-up-is-down?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web MichaelMilton.org is a repository of resources for Faith for Living. … Continue reading
The Soldiers Spirit and the Crisis of Ethics
The crisis of ethics has become a threat to national security. Continue reading
Dissertation Digest November 2022
As a doctoral supervisor, I publish a newsletter entitled Dissertation Digest. I share it with our readers in case you know of someone who could use it. This is part of the ministry of the D James Kennedy Institute and … Continue reading
I Remember Professor Zef Nekaj
Dr. Michael A. Milton recounts the influence of a mentor, Professor Zef Nekaj (1919-2003) Continue reading
One Holy Moment: A Philosophy of Teaching and Learning and Course Design
The following essay began as an introduction to a course that I teach in seminary. I left the more parochial subject of journaling as a way to bring the reader into the real-life progression of thought from theology professor to … Continue reading
Remembering Czesław Miłosz (1911–2004)
Last night, I thought of Czeslaw Milosz (1911-2004). (Pronounced: Chefwash Miyosh). So, I drew his likeness, displayed here. I learned that he died – one of my favorite poets, who wrote about the horrors of the Cold War (now, it … Continue reading
Truth that Transforms: A Holy God
This is the third message in the series Silent No More: “A Holy God.” The study is from Isaiah 58. This sermon also looks at Isaiah 6 and Matthew 5:48.
Hero of a Hundred Fights: Standing in the Gap
“So I sought for a man among them who would make a wall, and stand in the gap before Me on behalf of the land, that I should not destroy it; but I found no one” (Ezekiel 22:30). The Painting … Continue reading
Leadership and Leaders
There are many who are called to positions of leadership. Yet leadership is not about a title. It is not about gaining a consensus. Leadership is about burden, conviction, a fire burning deeply, a holy discontentment, a righteous indignation. There … Continue reading
Praying for Denver and Our Nation
Once again we are awakened with chilling news of a great tragedy that has beset our country. The shooting at the cinema in Aurora, Colorado has left us all horrified at the sheer brutality and utter disregard for life that … Continue reading