Category Archives: Reformed faith

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

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The Soldiers Spirit and the Crisis of Ethics

The crisis of ethics has become a threat to national security. Continue reading

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Moving: from mikemilton.org to michaelmilton.org

“For everything there is a season, and la time for every matter under heaven…a time to keep silence, and a time to speak” (Ecclesiastes 3.1, 7 ESV). With the roll out of our new RTS page, my own homepage and … Continue reading

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Meditations on Roses, Dante and Psalm 40, while sick and rocking on the front porch of “the Rest Home for Confederate Soldiers”

Barbara Bush, Pope John Paul II, and Olympiad are bursting forth in magnificent color before my very eyes. I sit on our front porch, seeing my reflection in the iPad screen where I also barely see the words I am … Continue reading

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Are You Called to be a Military Chaplain?

Frequently I am asked to share my experience of the call to the chaplain ministry. In my case, I have served and continue to serve as a US Army Reserve chaplain, not an active duty chaplain. Yet the call to … Continue reading

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