The past three weeks have done much to refresh me, prevent burn-out, and most importantly, allow me to draw even closer to God. I also learned some things while on sabbatical that can be applied to my life and ministry. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2014
The Dark and Light of Ferguson
We thought we were beyond this. We were supposed to be more civilized; more enlightened. Race riots were supposed to be one of history’s artifacts, tucked away in the attic of time right between steam engines and leisure suits. We thought we had buried the past. We were wrong. The events in Ferguson, MO over … Continue reading
Suicide is a Choice, but…
I grew up watching reruns of Happy Days and its spin-off, Mork and Mindy. Mork from Ork was a suspender wearing, nanu-nanu-ing, drinks-his-beverage-through-his-finger alien that a five-year-old me found hilarious. Little did I know then that the actor portraying him would become a favorite. From family friendly films like Disney’s Aladdin and Jumanji to roles … Continue reading
The Pondering Preacher 