Kerith Windsor

What does Christian nationalism really mean, and how should Christians think about faith, politics and national identity? Leon explores the tensions around this topic, reflecting on cultural change, public life and the difference between building a Christian culture and building God’s Kingdom.

What does Jesus mean when he says, “This is my body”? Explore the mystery of Christ’s presence in the Eucharist through the contrasting views of Zwingli and Calvin, and discover how communion points us to a deeper encounter with the living Christ.

Christmas draws our attention to the true nature of Christian hope. In a culture increasingly marked by anxiety and disillusionment, this reflection explores how hope has shifted across premodern, modern, and postmodern worldviews—and why the incarnation of Jesus remains the only lasting source of hope for individuals and for the world.

“It Takes 10 Years to Plant a Church” – Reflecting on 8 Years in Windsor
Church isn’t built in a day. As we reflect on nearly 8 years of planting Kerith Windsor, we’re amazed at all God has done—from baptisms and community outreach to the transformation of our building and culture. But we’re not done yet. With a growing need for discipleship, youth ministry, hospitality, and more, now is the time to ask: Where is God calling you to serve? It’s going to take all of us to reach the next level—and the next generation.