The Altar at Moriah is a publication for Christians who want deeper theology, richer spiritual formation, and a sacramental vision of the Christian life as articulated by the historic voices of the Church.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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You Don’t Have to Be Smart to Share The Gospel
As someone who makes his living teaching other Christians how to read and teach Scripture, I have an embarrassing confession to make. There is one question I fear most, and it is one my friend Sacha recently asked his guest on his podcast ....
The Storm Was Never the Point
A Historical Commentary on John 6:16-21
Today we continue with our commentary on John 6. In the first instalment, we saw our Blessed Lord perform the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves. Today we see Him perform another miracle imm...
There Is No Unbaptised Christian
There is a teaching I often see alluded to but never truly embraced or talked about at length. That is the teaching of extra ecclesiam nulla salus, which, when translated, means: Outside of the Church there is no salvation.1 Meaning that th...
A Historical Commentary on John 6:1-15
Signs are given to those who cannot yet hear. They are meant to be outgrown.
This week we are doing something different. I realised, by looking at the numbers, that people weren’t interested in my recovery of random 19th-century Christian...
Flesh and Memory
Hopefully, by now you have seen the announcement that my latest book is called Flesh and Memory, and that it will be available for purchase on the 5th of October 2026.
In today’s post, I want to spend some time giving you an explanation n...
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Hi I am Corné, I am an author, academic chair and PhD researcher. I write about the sacramental vision of the Church and its historical witness.
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