Draw the Line
Just over a year ago the National Memorial for Peace and Justice opened, memorializing the more than 4400 African American men, women, and children who were hanged, burned alive, shot, drowned, and beaten to death… Draw the Line
The Lay of the Land (Pt. 6)
When I was in college, I was asked to participate in a door-knocking campaign. We were to go door to door and ask this question: “If you died tonight, do you know, without any doubt,… The Lay of the Land (Pt. 6)
The Lay of the Land (Pt 5)
“We swim in the cultural waters of narcissism, and churches are not immune…Ministry leaders and churches are obsessively preoccupied with their reputation, influence, success, rightness, progressiveness, relevance, platform, affirmation and power.” Therapist and professor of… The Lay of the Land (Pt 5)
The Lay of the Land (Pt 4)
“You have reached your destination.” Or not. A few years ago, when my phone first became a GPS navigator, it made mistakes. Occasionally, after navigating for a while, it would announce in a cheery voice,… The Lay of the Land (Pt 4)