Pastoral Reflection on 2020
As I look back over 2020, I’m more overwhelmed at what God did than what we endured. Yes, this year had its fair share of challenges, but it didn’t hinder God’s work.
As I look back over 2020, I’m more overwhelmed at what God did than what we endured. Yes, this year had its fair share of challenges, but it didn’t hinder God’s work.
All church leaders have been imagining what it will be like when we restart and everything returns to normal. That isn’t happening. We need to think about a church rebuild – not a church restart.
I have talked with so many parents who are concerned with the unknown situation regarding their children’s education during these anxious times we live in due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are now in July, and most parents are holding their breath awaiting an imminent decision with serious implications.
Over the last few weeks, the Supreme Court has made some decisions that were surprising to many. The apparent conservative majority among the justices was supposed to ensure that significant cases regarding ethical issues would be destined to lean toward conservative conclusions. That has not been the case.
These are my sons. Both of them. I have been asked before, “Are they really your sons?” “Oh, they are …
Black people don’t think every white person is racist, but every time a white person defends injustice, it makes their distrust to widen considerably.
In the weeks to come, many churches who practiced social distancing during the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic will begin …
As a culture walking through the uncharted territory of an international pandemic, we know that we have to begin the …
With the rise of COVID-19 around the world, it has caused everyone to get creative quickly. In ministry and church …
It’s Monday morning. We have an international pandemic on our hands, and I don’t know what to do. As an …