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Two Incredible Father’s Day Stories (heard at Wedgewood yesterday)
Fred Rudder of Charlotte Spirituality Center told a story about why his dad stopped going to church. Mr. Rudder was doing all sorts of great things for a black community. His preacher told him he had to stop doing the … Continue reading
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Use That Spanish You Learned In High School and College
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Tagged caring, church, college, community, foreign languages, greeting, Hey, High School, hospitality, how's it going?, Oye como va, practice of hospitality, Santana, Spanish
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One Of My Major Goals As A Pastor
One of my major goals as a pastor is to help people learn to be a friend to themselves. Or put in canine terms, not to growl at themselves, particularly when mistakes are made. The world does not need perfect … Continue reading
Bet Limb Can’t Do This Again In A Million Years
We had a get your attention storm in Charlotte yesterday. When I took our amazing new puppy, Princess, our for potty time this morning I found this amazing limb. I bet this limb couldn’t pull off a landing like this … Continue reading
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Tagged amazing, gymnastics, life's wonders, limbs, Mini-pin, Minipincher, pup, puppy, Rev. Dr. Chris Ayers, storm, tree, Wedgewood Church, wonders
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Clergy Bums Have Always Bothered Me
Clergy bums have always bothered me. Clergy using their spiritual role to get freebies just doesn’t seem right. On the other hand, maybe some clergy need to bum. I remember Walter Brueggemann commenting about how churches failed to pay his … Continue reading
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Tagged begging, bums, chili, clergy bums, poor, poverty, Walter Brueggemann, Wedgewood chili contest, Wedgewood Church
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“You Get The Hell On My Nerves”
I am observing you. Just wanted to warn you. I’m looking at your right now, in fact. If I see things about you I like, don’t get too excited because – because it’s typical in relationships to initially find things we love … Continue reading
Am I Going To Hell? (Cast your vote)
First of all – (watch out for folk who start out a blog with “first of all”), Jesus clearly taught that we are to forgive seven times seventy (which equals 490). For the New Year’s weekend we invited some good … Continue reading
Bracketed With Tears (A Father and A Son)
I remember it like it was just yesterday. My little boy, my little buddy, was going to his first day of kindergarten. I drove him to Barringer Elementary with his book bag and lunch money in pocket. After he got … Continue reading
Journaling That Changed The World
God communicates with us in various and sundry ways, including journaling. Below is an account of how one person started journaling and ended up changing the world. One of the most famous Quaker journal keepers was John Woolman, who lived … Continue reading