Ash Wednesday and Lent serve as a powerful memento mori.
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Epiphany Manifestations
Revealing What and In Whom We Believe
On convicting the deceptively cheerful captors and fulfilling our Messiah’s quest to set the captives free
or, Why I No Longer Believe in Coincidences
Which Procession Will You Choose?
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A Spiritual Autobiography
Reflecting on some of the people, places, and events who have made me
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A Church That Lifted Me Up
Like a good Baptist, I’ve a personal testimony to share
God’s grace overcomes rigid dogma and legalism
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I am not a sports super-fan
How a recent trip down NASCAR memory lane exposed my true love for sports
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Faith… on a whim
Fire and brimstone? Or pleasantly surprised?
The First Amendment isn’t absolute. It never has been. I see no more reason to remain absolute in a position supporting a system which preferences speech calling for genocide over speech calling for equal human rights and dignity.
I wrote this letter on the Extraordinary Event Ordinance and sent it to the Charlotte City Council and Mayor Jennifer Roberts today. I am republishing it here now for the sake of continued public discourse on this important topic.
On the passing of Gilbert Baker, a personal story of the rainbow flag I’ve never shared before.
Sen. Joel Ford and I agree that HB2 needs to go. But that’s just about where the similarities end.
Why pay for publicists when you have the world’s media outlets at your beck and call?