“My dear God, I’m lying here on my bed, very early in the morning, just thinking about you. I wish everyone knew you, and not just about you! What a God you are! I wish they knew your love, your kindness and your saving power… This generation. You’re a kind person, a very good person, someone to know. Read more about Terms of Endearment[…]
My homily this morning is going to be simple, even conversational. I want to discuss us with us. Jesus said, “Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden; and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28). This is such a powerful statement. It speaks not just to the sinner, but also those Read more about Humanity Are Us[…]
Is the black man cursed? Why are black nations underdeveloped? Is this underdevelopment attributable to Noah’s curse of his son, Ham? (Using linguistic analysis, anthropologists believe Ham is the primogenitor of the black race). We find the narrative of the Curse of Ham in the 9th chapter of the Book of Genesis. Here’s the story: As Read more about The Curse of Ham[…]
The incarnation, death and resurrection of Jesus are the cornerstone of the Christian faith. The narrative is captured in the Apostles Creed (Symbolum Apostolorum): “I believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried; he descended into hell; on the third day he Read more about Crossroad[…]
If you want to understand God and reconcile the word of God with facts of existence you must understand four things: One: God made man a free moral agent. He gave him the ability to choose. The ability to make choices is so fundamental to man. It’s what informed Joshua’s iconic statement: “And if it Read more about 4 Factors[…]