Reflecting on faith over a glass of sweet tea.
Sometimes churches fear growth. It raises concerns like having less control, less familiarity, more expense, and more work. This post explores the parable of the talents for encouragement to face these fears so that we may continue in our mission to make disciples.
Some of my theological reflections about God and prayer in school.
This post explores the problem of eGossip, or forwarding false information to others with services like Email and Facebook, and suggests a resource for confirming information before pressing “send.”
I know this is too late to help anyone this year, but it’s not too early to gather resources for next year 
. The GBOD website has a page about Veteran’s Day in Worship. It is complete with the history of Veteran’s Day, suggested hymns, liturgy, and the following suggestions:
I live in a decidedly Republican area. How Republican? The church I serve is a polling place, so I can tell you: 1063 votes for Romney, 133 votes for Obama. I would break down the elections for other positions, but in all but a couple of cases, republicans ran unopposed. Democrats know better than to [...]
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