As we read through the Christmas story in Luke, we find two people who have been waiting most of their lives

When I was in seminary, I took a class that focused on the prophets. I can remember that my professor was quite critical

Our expectation is that we can have the things we want, whenever we want. However, this year has humbled us.

In December of 2013, I was sitting in a pew at Peachtree Church listening to Amy Little sing Breath of Heaven with these lyrics

Recently, I visited my 98‑year‑old mom, post hip surgery. She was struggling physically to get in and out of bed and hurting

We live in a time of tremendous anxiety. As we move toward the Thanksgiving season, we carry a sense of accumulated stress in our lives.

When I was a young boy, I would sometimes visit my grandparents in rural South Carolina

In 2010 while in Malawi, I met a young man named Vincent who had graduated

“I am unable to occupy the present moment.” These words struck me

I know many of us are excited that football season has returned. Yes, it’s strange without full stadiums

This passage has captured the imagination of Christians through the centuries. It describes the missional purity

During these last six months, Jay and I have walked for hours in and around our neighborhood

We are drawn to power. In fact, some of us find it intoxicating.

We often hear these words in a benediction or sung at the end of a service. This scripture was originally given

I recently bought a new hummingbird feeder for my backyard.

We often lament that we “miss worship” or “going to church.”

In Be the Bridge, author Latasha Morrison says that unless we know history, we can’t know what needs to be lamented

Being part of bringing a vision to life at work or at home is what I thrive on.

In describing the work of the Church, he said that we are “called to live intentionally at the overlap of the ages.”

I had hoped at this point in my life we would have made more progress.