Every year, Christians around the world will celebrate everything associated with Easter. Many will go to church, kill the fattest calf, and lay out an Easter dinner fit for a … Continue reading Is the resurrection still relevant?
The problem with Christianity today is that the Christian understanding of religion is played out in hats. What I mean is we process Christian traits like wearing a hat. So … Continue reading Way too many hats
We all have this inner God complex. It’s where we get some of our best ideas, it’s where our compassion grows, it’s where forgiveness begins and it’s where our unconditional … Continue reading Getting your God complex under control
While we are in the mist of shopping and making sure we get that special gift for that special someone in our lives, it’s always good to reflect on the … Continue reading Covet the best gifts this year
I think we all know people who, when asked about their birthday, say that they don’t celebrate it anymore or that it’s just not a big deal. What are we … Continue reading Birthdays are bigger than we think
Love is probably the most overused and misrepresented word in the English language. I say this because of the condition of the world. How many men use this word love … Continue reading Part 1: Unconditional love?
I’ve been pondering a question all week. I’ve been thinking whether or not it is easy to love me. Arrogance makes you answer the question too quickly and say, “Of … Continue reading Can you love me?
On June 6, 2004 I officially became the ministering evangelist at Meadowlawn Church of Christ in Sandusky, Ohio. I never wanted to preach or even be seen as a preacher. … Continue reading A Love Letter to Meadowlawn Church of Christ
So you started the New Year a little on the rocks with your significant other and now they’re gone. One or both of you finally realized that it was time … Continue reading Relationship Builder
There is a lot of information written about love. If you type the word “love” into a Google search, 1.4 billion search results appear. I was reminded of a song … Continue reading The Gospel of Love
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