Tarrying In The Tent Of Divine Intimacy
“When Moses turned again into the camp, his assistant Joshua the son of Nun, a young man, would not depart from the tent”Exodus 33:11 Crisis can have a very clarifying effect upon the human heart. A Common ConcernMany church leaders today share a common concern. They wonder if the present pandemic will prove to have […]
What Do You Have In Your Hand?
The LORD said to him, “What is that in your hand?” He said, “A staff.”Exodus 4:2 It was a bright and cloudless morning.As Leah and I waited for the doors of the elevator to open and to step into a new chapter of life, we carried a common anxiety. This would be our very first day […]
The Power of a Praying Mother
Augustine of North AfricaFew people have the kind of far-reaching influence for the cause of Christ as the man famously called, “Augustine of Hippo” (modern-day Algeria). To this great defender of the faith, we owe a tremendous debt of gratitude. Augustine’s spiritual depth and insight shines bright in his timeless works , “The Confessions” and “The […]
Enlarging Our Cultural Perspective
“Reimagining the evangelical tradition to include voices that have been obscured isn’t just good for marginalized Christians—it’s good for all Christians.” —Charles Octavius Boothe The expanding of our perspective and the lens in which we see the world can truly be an intimidating prospect. I believe that there are many good-intentioned people who are aware of […]
MLK
I knew exactly what I needed to do. One of my classmates was in serious trouble for something I knew deep down in my heart he did not do. I was standing only a few feet away from the principal’s office, but it felt as if I stood on the other side of a deep ravine. […]
What If…?
Imagine a place where people can find freedom from being identified by a particular political label. Instead of wondering whether someone is a democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, they are respected and valued simply as being someone who is made in the image of God. What if we began to see one another as […]