They call me seeker-sensitive, that makes me sensitive to the seeker I’m stronger in my present win, cause in my past I got weaker Get a new coat of wax added, washing up now i’m sleeker I was in a shallow tax bracket, now they got me going deeper Down down the rabbit hole, until […]
To my children: At the time of this writing the country is in quite the debate as to what actions constitute an impeachable offense. If you do not love the President, then you are hoping that this is the beginning of the end of one of the worst individuals ever elected to the highest office […]
To my children: My hope in writing this is that you see a snapshot of where your father stood during this socially tumultuous time. As we continue to struggle with issues such as social justice, a divided nation, camouflaged hate speech and a president who has captured the heart of many evangelical leaders, we must […]
In mid-March, Christianity Today published an article by Kate Shellnut on how President Trump’s initiatives concerning undocumented people were keeping people out of our Sunday worship experiences. While fear of the hypothetical destruction of our country drove many voters to seek refuge in the bosom of our dear leader, fear of the actualized tearing apart […]
What we as a nation collectively experienced this past weekend was a time of mourning. Black lives matter. Blue lives matter. We see the chasm but nobody has a real sense of where to start building the bridges. We hear the conversation in our head but nobody knows the right questions to ask. If your […]
Last night I checked out of the real world for a bit, enveloping myself in post-apocalyptic Boston and Rocket League. It was not until a little bit after eleven PM that I switched to the TV and I am not sure why. I was not intending to watch any programs for an extended period of […]
Rough draft of a possible spoken word project I am working on: I am not going to ask anymore who drew first blood. My people are still living crawling through mud We saw the promised land on the other side of the river Drinking milk and honey, the root that we were given was bitter […]
This past Sunday marked the beginning of the Passion week. If anyone were to ask me what a Mexican Easter looks like, I have no idea what my answer would be. Growing up in a predominantly Anglo-Saxon Pentecostal church, this holiday remains a reflection of my spiritual heritage and not necessarily a cultural one. My […]
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