by Trevor Neill | Apr 16, 2018 | Opinion
Among the many delights brought to us by the internet is its capacity to enhance our memories of the past, to sharpen the detail of the reminiscences we might have of prior events. I took the same sort of trip down memory lane recently when I watched some clips of...
by Trevor Barton | Apr 16, 2018 | Opinion
My shoes thumped the city sidewalk, pounding out the rhythm that runners make as they use their feet to travel from one place to another. I was close enough to the end of my three-mile run and far enough from the Charlotte Ballet building where my son, Zeke, was...
by Dennis Bickers | Apr 16, 2018 | Opinion
I met with many pastor search teams to help them in that process while serving as an area resource minister. The majority of the churches in my area were smaller churches, and many of them were looking for bivocational leadership. One of the things that often hindered...
by Rand Jenkins | Apr 13, 2018 | Opinion
The hum of the wheels, the rush of the wind and the pattern of pedaling a bike ease many of my life’s stressors. At times, I use my favorite hobby to do bigger things for people I don’t know but whose stories need to be heard. Civil Rides – a...
by Zach Dawes Jr | Apr 13, 2018 | Opinion
Taxation is rarely discussed in local churches. It seems that analyzing taxation from a faith perspective has become taboo. Researching taxation and faith for this article and reviewing what EthicsDaily.com found when filming its faith-and-taxation documentary,...
by Rick Love | Apr 13, 2018 | Opinion
When I heard about the first annual Black American Muslim Conference, I knew I had to attend. As a white evangelical Christian, I wanted to hear this group’s stories and stand in solidarity with them against the blatant racism and anti-Muslim sentiment that...
