(Reflections from Sunday Morning's Message) They came early in the morning—religious men with holy words on their lips and hard stones in their hands. The scribes and Pharisees, the professional and the pious, arrived not for worship but for war. They brought with them a woman, trembling, shamed, caught “in the very act.” They said …
I used to enjoy writing restaurant reviews.Yelp. TripAdvisor. Google.It felt like a small way to contribute, guiding others toward a great meal or away from a disappointing one. I’d post pictures of the food, rate the service, note the décor.Five stars for that cozy bistro with the warm bread and friendly waiter.One star for the …
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Transitions test us. They stretch our faith, unsettle our routines, and remind us who is really leading the way. Today is my last day serving full-time at Pensacola Christian College. For six years, God allowed me to walk a path I had never imagined. Tomorrow begins a new chapter as I step into full-time pastoring …
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Not long ago, archaeologists brushed the dust from an Egyptian tomb, sealed before Moses ever raised his staff over the Red Sea. Inside lay the treasures of a vanished world—ornaments, vessels, fragments of power. But among them was something astonishing: jars of honey. Honey, resting in the dark for more than three thousand years, still …
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A Good Word 