This work has included serving several churches during their transitional seasons. Along the way, I knew this lifestyle and the need for consistent relocation would not be sustainable. God was showing me the possibilities of finding a place to call home, and that would materialize when God's timing was right.

What I do in kingdom work does not constitute who I am. This is the classic being/doing separation.

Be careful not to take accolades too much to heart. You might be constructing for yourself a stage made of paper machete.

How can pastors know when it is time to make a vocational transition?

I am delighted to announce that a new day has dawned for the Gathering of Silence. It is now a production of Peptalk Ministries, LLC.

A short-term partnership between Impact Mission Camps of the Baptist General Association of Virginia (BGAV) and Peptalk Ministries, LLC...

Who did I write this book for? My first blog post about my new book answers the question, "Why did I write this book?" The next thing I...

Why did I write this book? When I was the Senior Pastor of Chamberlayne Baptist Church in Richmond, VA, the church experienced...

No, I did not have too much communion yesterday. I am not talking about drinking my mind away in order to celebrate and/or get over the...