One of my pandemic discoveries was the podcast, Mega. It’s a satirical podcast for the fictional megachurch Twin Hills, hosted by church staff Hally LaBonte
I finished the opening prayer, walked off the chancel, and stood next to my daughter. As the opening song began, she reached up and slipped
Sometimes all it takes is one sentence in a commentary to set the direction for a sermon. Last week it was this sentence from Bill
It was buggy and still at the lower end of Cherokee marsh when I left. Nearly home, a familiar helicoptering-like flight hovered across the inside
A couple weeks ago my Center hosted a gathering of pastors who have been serving as Peer Group Leaders in our Lilly Endowment grant program
Apparently pageants are still a thing. In the words of one of my favorite sportswriters, Frank DeFord, “maligned by one segment of America, adored by
Recently Ann and I found ourselves sitting in a ghost town deep in the Smoky Mountains. Dusk was falling fast as our book club unfolded
“The faithful ought never to run over the good things in creation ‘with a fleeting glance; but we should ponder them at length, turn them
It doesn’t bug me. The truth is, I love it, but it does scare me a bit: my granddaughter is becoming something and someone more
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