You Taught My Child When I Couldn’t
Yesterday, we celebrated children’s day in our church. It’s an annual tradition, we celebrate the kids who are moving into […]
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Yesterday, we celebrated children’s day in our church. It’s an annual tradition, we celebrate the kids who are moving into […]
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My buddy Travis Agnew has a great little blog post on allowing mothers to mother. I began making a list
Would Jesus visit with our churches and discover that our definition of healthy fits his definition of healthy? We love,
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I heard recently of a pastor who was censured by his deacons because he refused to allow a woman to
Deacons and Elders, But Please, Not Judges Read More »
Friday night, I took my family to see the Atlanta Braves beat the pants off of the Cubs. On that
Sermons: Swing for the Fence or Bat for Average? Read More »
How long should a sermon be? I write this because after our Easter service and my 15 minute sermon, many
How Long Should You Preach? Read More »
Getting to know our neighbors is not always an easy endeavor in today’s society. My good friend Ben Stevens has
Loving Our Neighbors Read More »
Honestly, if I had to admit to an area of my ministry that I feel weakest in (other than administration),
I’ve recently read three books that I feel would be worth your time as well and wanted to share those
Preaching, (re)Planting, and Apologizing Read More »
I tasked our new youth and discipleship pastor (Luke Tolbert) with helping me to develop some good stuff we could
Pastoring Your Family Read More »
Recent articles and issues in the news have caused me to revisit my commitment. Paul is very clear in Titus
Recently I’ve spent a good bit of time with the Students of our church. In the absence of a staff
Calling Our Students Up Read More »