You know how Facebook likes to remind you of the past? There’s an app that was created to post pics or other events on the same date that you originally posted throughout your life. “On This Day” you became friends with Bob. On This Day you got engaged. On This Day you had a grilled… Continue reading “on this day” and our broken radars
My husband is a Virginian. Born and raised. He is a gentleman. He holds doors. He says sir and ma’am. He loves his family. He loves food and butter. Lots of butter. He is even named Robert Lee. You don’t get a lot more Virginian than my husband. I almost didn’t marry him. For a… Continue reading a letter to Christian Virginians
There have been a handful of times in my life when I really had no idea what to do. Lost at sea. In those moments just after the realization sets in, the panic, the denial, the pain, I picture myself flopping back down into the boat and holding my head in my hands. I’m past… Continue reading a map to move forward
Look, I’m just glad that I don’t have to keep convincing people that racism exists and that there are substantial sized groups willing to arm themselves and fight for their rights to oppress and subjugate others. As hateful as these incidents are, in my mind I want to shout from the rooftops, “I TOLD YOU… Continue reading the moneychangers of today: on our racism in the Church
It sounds off somehow, doesn’t it? Here’s the picture. Lots of church plants, as well as older churches trying to grow and establish themselves in the community, will do lots of things to get their name out there. Everything from billboards to sponsoring events in town to handing out water bottles at races and rallies.… Continue reading I don’t care if you come to my church… here’s why
