For the next few months I have personally decided not to speak to God. Yes I said it I will not be speaking to God. Do not be concerned though, I haven’t fallen off the deep end and seminary hasn’t killed my faith but I have decided that it is time for a change. You see I realized something, when we pray most if not all of our time is spent speakingREAD MORE
Vulnerability. It’s one of those words that almost seems taboo. We are more often taught to be strong, to not cry, to put on our game face. But vulnerable? Not too many of us are taught that. Merriam-Webster defines it as “capable of being physically or emotionally wounded” or “open to attack or damage.” It’s no wonder we don’t readily open ourselves up to it. Who wants to avail themselves to pain?READ MORE
While attending a Town Hall Meeting on April 4th 2012 given by The Howard Players, Howard U’s Afro-American Studies Dept, The Congressional Black Caucus and The Journal of Negro Education it dawned on me that something is missing from all the rallies that we have been seeing. Everyone is in an uproar while marching and calling for the arrest of George Zimmerman, but what if nothing happens on April 10th? Or ifREAD MORE
Go to the desert was my sixth sermon. This was probably my most challenging sermon because the congregation I was preaching to was my classmates at Wesley Theological Seminary, in our introduction preaching class. To challenge myself I decided to use my classmates as the context that I would be preaching to instead of using my church, Covenant Baptist United Church of Christ as the context/congregation which was to receive the message.READ MORE
A few weeks ago as I was thinking about the framework 7 Minute Ministries and how it works. It dawned on me that as we are putting out various messages to our online viewing audience, in essence we have the potential to create a virtual church. What is perplexing about this set up is we do not know who our audience is despite the various online tools we can use to conductREAD MORE