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(Originally published: April 16,2025)A Holy Week Reflection on John 13:21–32 Today, I am tired.Not the kind of tired a nap can fix, but the kind that settles in your bones when you’ve been holding too much for too long. The kind that comes from standing at the intersection of grief and hope for too many…
Addressing Toxic Culture and the Courage to Change
Dismantleing Toxic Culture is not an easy task, and quite frankly it’s not one that every church leader has been called to do, has the strength to do or is equipped to handle.
Archive | Prayers | Thoughts | Uncategorized“Tending the Weary Flock”
Ezekiel 34:17–31” Originally published: June 6, 2025 There are moments in scripture when God’s voice breaks through not only as a call but as a cry. Ezekiel 34 is one such moment. First, God grieves the failure of shepherds, the leaders who were meant to guide and guard the people. But then, in verses 17–31,…
Holy Land 2018: We have arrived!
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New Year and the Feast of the Holy Name
As the clock strikes midnight on January 1st, the world celebrates the turning of the calendar, a collective pause to mark the passing of time and the promise of something new. Yet for the Church, this day holds even deeper significance: the Feast of the Holy Name. On this sacred day, we honor the naming…
