Be—ATTITUDINAL; it’s not what you think: part 1 In the last eight days, I’ve been in board meetings and training sessions with agencies and advocates serving some of Michigan’s most vulnerable people. And let me tell you, these folks are some of the finest human beings God ever dropped on this planet—no exaggeration. They’re out …
Johns, Jimmy Johns, and Jane This week, Crossroads Church hosted another Train the Trainer session for the Michigan Human Trafficking Task Force. It was the first since I stepped down as chair of the board—a role I held for four years beyond my term limit. (Blame COVID, bad luck, and my inability to say no …
Photo Woah, ah, Mercy, Mercy me: Grounding in Mercy, Justice, and Humility Lets begin this conversation with a few encouraging words from brothers and sisters in times like these. Mercy triumphs over judgment.—James, the brother of Jesus O LORD, revive thy work in the midst of the years, in the midst of the years make …
Trinity Icons: Left- Scott the Painter. Right Top, St. James church of Urschalling. Right Bottom Andrei Rublev. For me, these are the days of yearning to create a hxealing connection from a centered soul—purposefully grounded in my Source, the Triune God. When that connection is genuine, I can connect with others who hold divergent thoughts …
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Weaving the Legacy of Dr. King into Action for Today On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I find myself reflecting on his powerful words and enduring legacy. As part of my yearly ritual, I revisit my father’s beloved copy of Letter from Birmingham Jail. This timeless piece, once held by my dad’s strong …
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