What will happen to the Episcopal Church, the ACNA, the Church of England and Global Anglicans in 2020?

The question might fairly be asked what can we expect in the coming year for The Episcopal Church, the Anglican Church in North America, the Church of England and the broader Anglican Communion.

Second Coming predictors and speculators have been notoriously wrong for decades bearing in mind that their sole purpose has been to spare Americans and Brits from the bitter course of persecution thereby demanding the Lord relieve them of the stress and return to rescue them. This abject narcissism, for that is what it is, must be weighed against what Oswald J. Smith once said; “We talk of the Second Coming; half the world has never heard of the first.”

1. The Episcopal Church will continue its Gadarene slide. With no transcendent gospel to proclaim, and focusing strictly on racial, social and political issues with side orders on the latest in sexual stupidity (can we get any lower than trannie operations, girls wanting to be boys and vice versa), there is little doubt that the new crop of bishops among whom can be found more women, people of color, lesbians and homosexuals that this will alter the direction of TEC? Impossible. If that was going to happen it would have happened at the time of the Gene Robinson consecration. It never happened then and won’t in 2020.