Toppling statues and assaulting America's legacy
Lincoln, though he freed the slaves, has had his statues desecrated recently, and the city of Boston wants to tear down a statue of the Great Emancipator
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5 Suggestions for These Unusual Times
As church goers, faith leaders, and Jesus-followers, we have had to navigate uncharted territory these last few months. The church questions for the second half of the year remain front and center as we seek to worship and serve together.
Attempts to secularize yoga in Alabama schools
It was for good reason this was passed due to the intrinsic and inseparable relationship of yoga and Hinduism In addition there is the issue of the establishment clause of religion in the First ...
Are you discouraged? Hear this!
Life is like riding a bike. You need to keep peddling. But what do you do when you don’t feel like peddling, when you’re demoralized and lack strength?
Be a man: Fathering boys
This does not mean that dads can t be nurturing The same dad that tells his boy to tough it out can kiss a scraped knee
The legacy of fatherhood
My father was the first black coach in Southeastern Conference history
The catastrophe of fatherless America
Much of the mayhem we see today is linked to fatherlessness
The logical necessity of salvation by faith alone
Christianity is unique among world religions in that it does not require its adherents to earn their own salvation.
What our cries for justice say about God, us, and the world
Since the horrific killing of George Floyd, the moral outrage in our nation is palpable Moral consensus, however, is not
Four Ways to Tell a Prophet From a Political Puppet
In the streets of Washington, D.C., we have seen religion used as a political prop and we have seen it exercise its prophetic voice.
