This story appeared in a recent edition of the Charlotte Observer. You’ll love how it demonstrates what it means to be a full color church engaging in Radical Impact Projects. Packaged meals come full circle for refugee in Charlotte – COURTESY OF THE REV. TALBOT DAVIS Almost 2,600 people spent a recent Sunday morning Read the full article…
Let’s admit it: when it comes to sacred music, Easter doesn’t really compare with Christmas. Maybe it’s the lack of snow. Maybe it’s the absence of Burl Ives. Maybe it’s because it’s easier to sing about something all of us have seen — a tiny baby — than it is to sing about something only Read the full article…
For reasons you’ll see below, my Palm Sunday / Week 5 of “Food For Thought” sermon was called Made Men. It took a different look at the Last Supper, the mood in that room, the character of Judas, and on the way to the bottom line made a startling discovery: Jesus was a Free Will Read the full article…
These guys at this meal . . . . . . were actually poster children for this sermon series that a church did one time: That’s right: the Twelve at the table with Jesus in Matthew 26 were made men. To see what that meant, to see what they did with it, to see how Read the full article…
I recently received a report from one of the Indian pastors who has a ministry that the people of Good Shepherd support with their dollars, their devotion, and on occasion their visits. Pastor Sushant described a recent spring revival he held. I will let his words speak for themselves: Thank you very much for your Read the full article…
