It has been a while since I have felt compelled to write in length beyond my brief morning Facebook posts. Frankly, I have been too preoc...

Matthews’ account of John the Baptist struck a chord with me this a.m. given the recent loss of an admired believer, though somewhat dist...

As I sat in church yesterday, listening to a pastor share the story of Nehemiah, a man with a passion for his city, I couldn’t help but r...

Most of my mornings begin with an earlier than expected awakening; this morning around 3:00. When I slip into my bedroom shoes, Coach ar...

These last couple of weeks has been quite involved at several levels, within my business, my community engagement and also my family.  Ap...

I was unable to escape a pastor’s message on Sunday regarding the great “NO” faced by our Lord in Gethsemane, a place more and more signi...

I guess, with the political clamor in our nation and in fact around the globe, and the divisive religious conversations now occurring, ye...

I could hardly wait to get back to my workstation after my 7:00 meeting this a.m.. Maybe it was because of my long hiatus from blogging, w...

Twice this morning I have sat down at my workstation to capture a moment of closure. Ironically it has been exactly 30 years since we be...

As well, my annual read through scriptures has me with Aaron, the associate pastor of a church that had just crossed the Red Sea! Those ...

Here I sit, once more struggling with transparency, as with wonder, I reenter my annual read through of the Word! Now endowed with almos...

Given my tirades over the current model of church and the fact that I probably offended the majority of my pastor friends, I felt compell...

I am almost nine years into a Word spoken to me on December 28, 2008, “My Church is in Foreclosure.” Since that time, I have been amazed...

I must say that yesterday’s post was very uncomfortable for me and though not intended personal, may have felt that way for anyone servin...

I apologize for the poignant photo above, it seemed unavoidable to my conscience as I searched media files to best capture this post! Thi...

The first wakeup call came in December of 2008, with a sense of gut, if not an actual voice: “My Church is in Foreclosure.” Following a ...

From a New Testament perspective, it would come serve to contrast religion with the relationship that Jesus modeled.  In fact, the day of...

As my wife and I were discussion just yesterday, everyone has a faith journey and a story needing to be told, but unfortunately few write...

Life experience is the tool of the Teacher; capturing what the Teacher says is the skill that daily begs of me and thus the joy of writin...

I am quite certain after this election, both in NC and at the national level, this sovereign sorting (so it feels) will afford us the nee...