Author and Speaker
Lately, I've had the opportunity to speak to a few groups around the country. It is one of my most favorite things. I enjoy meeting you in the flesh, sitting across the table from you before the speaking session, hearing your story, singing worship songs with you, and taking selfies to post on …
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I'm usually late. I know it bothers people, and I don't mean to upset anyone. It's nothing personal. I do try to be on time. Of course, some things warrant that I go above and beyond—like catching a flight, or showing up to speak at an event. But, my natural bent is to always run just a bit behind …
I may need to clear up some confusion. By now, you may have deduced I have a passion for seeing the Body of Christ do a better job of worshiping and living out our faith together, across racial, ethnic, and cultural lines. I believe we divide ourselves too much, it's true. However, I don't want …
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Most of all, love each other as if your life depended on it. I Peter 4:8, MSG ~~~ Welcome to The Sunday Community. Link up with a photo and just a few, brief words of inspiration. Not many words at all. Then, extend a bit of hospitality to the others here. Take some time to visit with one …
That post I wrote about attending Jubilee got a little bit (okay, a lot) more attention than I expected. I published that thing and my Twitter account starting pinging me, my Facebook page started blinking at me, my voxer app kept buzzing my phone across the kitchen counter, and my email inbox …
Sunday morning, at Jubliee, I sat on the floor of a conference room named Butler West. It was the first time, in more than a year, I'd been in a room with that many people who look like me. Khadija Adams was the presenter, her workshop title, The Best of Times the Worst of Times: Life as a Black …
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