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I like to, for the lack of a better word, “run.”  In truth it’s not much of a run.  It almost looks like I’m mimicking the Baywatch opening credits-slow motion and a whole lot more jiggling. 
Most of the time I’m the runner that is getting passed, but the other day I actually passed someone.  To [...]

Whew! we’ve been through some tough and time consuming times of late and we’re about due for a break don’t you think? Especially if you’re one of those twice a year church goer’s (Easter and Christmas). Now one could take an extended break, kinda akin to back to back football seasons in length. Speaking of [...]

I was a new student associate pastor serving a wonderful rural church in North Carolina in 1999 when I got a text message from a young girl in the church’s youth group. Let me preface the rest of the story by telling you that it was one of the first text I ever received and [...]

There’s a story that has been told so many times it’s hard to trace it the original author.  It’s about Billy Graham, who is now 90 years old and is fighting Parkinson’s disease.
In January 2000, leaders in Charlotte, North Carolina, invited their favorite son, Billy Graham, to a luncheon in his honor.
Billy initially hesitated to accept [...]