Throughout most of the 20th Century and now into the 21st, charismatic and Methodist Christians have had very little to do with each other. Charismatics, who trace their modern origins to the Azusa Street Revival in 1906, define themselves by expressive worship, congregational autonomy, and a steadfast belief in the most vivid and visible of Read the full article…
During our time in India, my exposure to media sources in that land showed me that India beat Australia in Cricket, that villagers opposed the construction of a steel plant on their land, and that the nation continues to wrestle with the notorious December, 2012 gang rape & murder in Delhi. However, some interesting things Read the full article…
Journey Of Stones When we hear Jesus’ story, we hear about rocks and stones: Upon this rock I will build my church . . . He who is without sin cast the first stone . . . If they keep quiet, the stones will cry out . . . The stone which the builders rejected, Read the full article…
As we prepare to head home tomorrow, I have been thinking of those things I miss about life in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. Not people, mind you, as I don’t want this to slide into sentimentality. Let’s just assume I miss home family and church family alike. But what are the things I miss most Read the full article…
Brent Burdick here as Talbot wanted me to guest blog for him today. That, and the fact that he is too technologically inept to upload my photos! Anyway, this is the church I preached at while Talbot was preaching in Raikia. The church building was burned down in the 2008 uprising and rebuilt recently. These Read the full article…
