The Lost Art of Humility
It seems our society as a whole has lost the ability to think critically. Instead of spending time in deep thought, we have become a society of reactors. When we […]
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Engrossed
In 1982, the Bounty brand of paper towels achieved skyrocketing levels of sales with their new advertising campaign. The campaign centered around the tag line, “the quicker picker upper.” The […]
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Upon the Death of George Floyd
Race relations in America stands at a dire crossroads. The unnecessary and tragic death of George Floyd once again highlighted our country’s racial divide. The scene I witnessed in the […]
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How Big Is Your Church?
It seems that one of the first questions people ask me when they find out I’m a pastor is, “How big is your church?” I’m not sure why this has […]
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Not in My Backyard
The phrase “Not in My Backyard,” also called Nimby, signifies one’s opposition to the location of something that is considered undesirable in one’s own neighborhood. The phrase seems to have […]
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Coronavirus Pandemonium
I’m going to go out on a limb and be one of the first persons I know to say that NOTHING we have done in the past few days in […]
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Faces of Homelessness
Homelessness has many faces. There are as many faces to homelessness as there are people and personalities in the world. Most of us categorize homeless folks into specific stereotypes. We […]
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Desegregating Our Minds
It’s not a secret; I’m white. When people see me, they identify me as Caucasian; which has afforded me opportunities that others with different skin pigmentation do not receive, and […]
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A Gift Received and a Gift to Give
At Christmastime every man, woman, and child is thinking about gifts. My kids are pretty good children. They earn good grades, and they generally do what we ask of them. […]
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Why Is Ministry to the Homeless Critical for Our Christian Witness?
Why would a pastor who has a full-time job and a family of five feel compelled to extend himself to the point of taking on the rebranding and reprogramming of […]