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An Audit of Adultery–Part One
I have been in ministry for over fifty years and served as a pastor/counselor at the local level and for a time at a state level for over 40 years. During this time, I have met with a lot of couples who faced the heartache of adultery. Read more
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What Did Your Church Teach the Angels This Week?
Listen to Blog Let me explain this curious question before you run off with your hair on fire. Ephesians is one of the great epistles written by the Apostle Paul. It is a vibrant letter of hope revealing the mystery of the Gospel. In this epistle, Paul makes this remarkable statement: 10 His intent was that… Read more
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If I Had a Hammer, I’d Hammer in the Morning.
Really? I have four or five hammers and don’t desire to use one of them. Read more
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September 11, 2001
That night, I remember looking up at the silent sky. There were no flashing lights, no planes, and all was quiet. It was as though the sky had bowed silently to consider the evil that had just transpired. Heaven paused. Life paused. We all held our collective breath. Read more
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The School Killing Fields?
Four more victims lie dead in the halls of another school, this time near Atlanta: Two teachers, two students, plus nine physically wounded. Read more
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Go to Grandma’s Funeral: This Pastor Reevalutes Life’s Mission
Many years ago, when I was young and knew just about everything, I created a life mission statement. It was a paragraph fleshing out what my priorities would be in life. Like most Christians, my priorities were God, family, and work. Read more