by Keith Herron | Jan 23, 2009 | Opinion
Hopefully, the enthusiasm of this new reality will continue as the hard work of true change begins. We all took a step forward Tuesday as our 44th president was sworn into office. With nearly 2 million Americans huddled against the cutting cold, it was an amazing...
by Keith Herron | Dec 9, 2008 | Opinion
I am recruiting 15-18 young people, students in high school, college, university or seminary who will serve on a Young Preachers Leadership Team. We will gather for a retreat in January, convene for a week-long Preaching Camp in June, and host the first Festival of...
by Keith Herron | Nov 21, 2008 | General
Our text this morning comes from the time in Jewish history known as “the days of the Judges.” It’s that part of Jewish history told in a “minor key” because it was a time of shame and apostasy by the people of Israel. Think about it,...
by Keith Herron | Oct 20, 2008 | Opinion
Did anyone know just how incurious the president could be when he marched into the White House eight years ago? When asked to name a mistake he might have made in his first term he couldn’t think of one. Even today there seems to be no sense of acceptance of how...
by Keith Herron | Oct 3, 2008 | General
In Eastern cultures, the tradition of bowing has always been a part of refined social etiquette. By bowing and bending to each other, members of Eastern cultures show respect and humility before others. There exists a whole language of bowing ”bows of different...
