The Real Reason Terrell Entered Seminary [blog/reflection]
For those who enter into a calling and career as a pastor there is often a magnificent story associated with how they came to accept their mission from God. Some hear the voice of God and some may even have a burning bush experience like Moses. For me, this was not the case. Upon entering my first semester at Wesley Theological Seminary, I was not called to be a pastor, or betterREAD MORE
Rethinking The Resurrection of Jesus [blog/inspiration]
With the holiday of Easter coming up, I began to reflect on what usually goes on in church. The preacher will often paint a vivid picture of Jesus Christ being crucified for our sins. The sermons will often end with Christ being risen from the dead as his body is not found in the tomb where he was laid to rest. Some Christians view this story literally, but how can viewing theREAD MORE
Preventing the Number One Cause of Death in African Americans [blog/health]
According to the CDC, the leading cause of death for African Americans is heart disease. African American’s account for roughly 24% of deaths associated with heart disease while only making up roughly 15% of the US population You can visit the CDC to see the Top Ten Causes of Death For African Americans Although some heart disease is hereditary, heart disease can often be prevented. Watch this short video to find outREAD MORE
Preachers of Detroit: Women as Leaders [blog/reflection]
Have you been watching Preachers of Detroit on the Oxygen network? I was recently turned on to the show and have been totally into the show ever since. There’s so much on a variety of issues: theological differences (prosperity versus social justice), gender issues (should women lead in ministry or in society for that matter), sex (abstinence versus being cautious), and family dynamics. It’s just a fascinating show! I’m especially drawn toREAD MORE