Jesus still says, “YOU give them something to eat.”
People from over a dozen local churches came together on our campus...
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A great story from “Sister Jesus”
We have the opportunity to recognize, and to welcome Jesus (or to reject Jesus) many times in each day.
Taking care of Jesus
if our faith is going to count at all... then it has to be spoken in the same breath as truth
Building Community Around Good Food #APlaceAtTheTable
Food is a ministry initiative that meets people at the root of their foundational need - and that need is not only for nutrition but for authentic community too.
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Food insecurity we can do something to fix!
A family doesn't have to be homeless to be hungry. And - equally important to understand - a family, or a church, doesn't have to be rich to help.
rethinking judgment and salvation (oh, why not!)
If we know Jesus, and if we are following his Way, then we are doing the work of the Kingdom.
Not just generosity, but generosity of spirit…
a Matthew 25 generosity of spirit....
more about living like we mean it (because God certainly meant something when we were created)
Live like you mean it! Because God certainly meant something when we were created! Wednesday my men’s Bible study enjoyed a discussion around the story Jesus told about the guy who buried his talent instead of putting it to work for God (Matthew 25:14-28). We talked about the various gifts God has given us, about…
speaking up: a rallying cry against the misrepresentation of Jesus
more damage is being done by fundamentalists shutting people out than by me disagreeing with their message, apologizing for the bigotry, and inviting people in.
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Manteo, Raleigh, and the politics of the Lost Colony
Wednesday Rebekah and I woke up on the Outer Banks, worked our way slowly back home, via Manteo, then went to sleep in our own beds here in Wake Forest. Along the way we enjoyed some more natural beauty, and we learned some interesting history – it’s all good. Manteo sits on Roanoke Island, the site…
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