Spring Break ’22: Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Back in the mini-van of dreams for another spring break road trip. A few highlights so far include: Visited theContinue Reading
Month: March 2022
Neither Liberal nor Conservative: Systemic Racism, White Privilege, and Christian Nationalism, Oh My!
Carl Ellis knows what it’s like to get flack from both left and right because he’s navigating a “third way” as a Jesus follower. Systemic racism is a problem, but critical race theory is also problematic. White privilege is a reality to be aware of, but should not lead to white guilt. Dive into wisdom in this nuanced conversation with Preston Sprinkle.
Rotten Fruit in God’s Vineyard
Something is rotten in the vineyard. The owner will soon return, and will he cut us down, or give us time to heal this mess we’ve made?
Personal Update: Itinerant Professor
Am I the stereotypical professor scurrying through the door at the last minute, hair disheveled and throwing off my coat as I ramble off an obscure quote by some 4th century theologian?
Face Like Flint For Lent
I’m so glad Jesus was resolute in his commitment to give his life for me. May we grow more resolute in our desire to give our lives over in service to Him and the world he so loves.
You Can’t Afford to NOT go to Church
A recent article on church attendance and personal well-being cites some recent studies that show the power and blessing active participation in a local church provides.
Kingdom Harbor 