You’ve probably already heard that song playing between the power tools and paint samples at Lowe’s. It can’t be avoided […]

As we move into November, our church steps onto a sacred, well-worn path—one that leads us through remembrance, gratitude, reflection

When I first moved to North Carolina over 25 years ago, I was a little confused when folks started talking

As the days grow shorter and pumpkin spice makes its inevitable return, September brings a feeling of fresh starts. With

Cicero is remembered to say, “Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues but the parent of all others.” This

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, once close friends and pivotal figures in the American Revolution, became bitter enemies over political

With June comes the summer, and Ecclesiastes reminds us that “To everything there is a season, and a time to

Memorial Day 2008 was marked by a poignant display in my church: a list of 4,500 names, those fallen in