Empty Water Jars
On February 21, 2021, I preached a sermon from John 2 titled “Empty Water Jars.” It was my 2nd time […]
General
be faithful, fruitful & finish well
I’ve delayed writing this post because I have been nostalgic about it, but for those of you who don’t know
Equally Called
In honor of Women’s History Month, I encourage you to begin at the beginning and unpack the less than faithful
God. Family. Country. And #blacklivesmatter.
Cross-Cultural Competency Training In the early 2000’s, I gave my first cross-cultural competency training for our church leadership. That’s what
Cain’s Missed Opportunity for Confession & Repentance
Violence renders our voices inarticulate. The curse of domination in Adam was inherited and bore rotten fruit in Cain. “The
What are you thankful for?
“What are you thankful for?” is our daily question around the table and at bedtime. Today we went on a
International Women’s Day
Women weren’t historically mentioned in genealogies. When the names of the five scandalous women in the lineage of Jesus appear
Hola Moriah
Recently I had the privilege of translating my friend Victoria Nelson’s children’s book called Hiya Moriah into spanish (Hola Moriah).
memorias refrescantes en una botella
El sábado, 30 de enero jamás me imaginé que al visitar el Centro Presidencial William J. Clinton en Little Rock,