just a thought here from the edge of what I know
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here we raise our “Ebenezer” #stonesofhelp
Congratulations, Ebenezer Presbyterian, on your 100 years of faithful witness in the community of Coats
When “Who is my neighbor?” is a hard question to hear
It’s not called politics, it’s called Good News. Jesus offends a lot of people with his call for justice and self-giving love.
living invitations (light and love and hope and grace and promise spilling out all over the place)
my message was built around the idea that Jesus is God’s invitation
everything you need to know about politics, religion, immigration, social policy, and the 2020 election
I honestly believe the only way to make progress in any of these areas is to be more intentional in putting faith into practice.
God’s justice is our best advocate
This Sunday was Pentecost, and Rebekah asked people to remember to wear red to church. “Not because you’re an N.C. State fan,” she added, “but because red represents the power of the Spirit. I don’t have anything red that’s also… Read More ›
beyond lame “dad jokes” – when men sit around and talk about Jesus
Each time he said, “My grace is all you need. My power works best in weakness.” So now I am glad to boast about my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ can work through me. – 2 Corinthians 12:9 eleven men… Read More ›
where watering is a lot like preaching…
we’re experiencing a bit of a drought here in Wake Forest
so why do we live as if we are not free?
Christ has set us free for freedom. Therefore, stand firm and don’t submit to the bondage of slavery again. – Galatians 5:1 Sunday morning my “Practical Christianity” class enjoyed a great discussion around the topic of freedom – in the… Read More ›
This week I threw a caution flag on myself…#WrestlingWithGod
my passion for wrestling difficult questions is not an expression of doubt so much as it is an experience of wonder.
