I'm teaching Blacks and the Bible: Studying the Scriptures through an African American Lens during the fall session of our church's bible institute. So far, we've studied Hagar and Joseph. Tonight, we turned to Exodus and spent some time looking at the birth of Moses. The midwives in Exodus, chapter 1, were instructed to participate in … Continue reading Raising Difficult Questions
It's the first of November and that means two things- #1 I slept through Halloween and missed Hallelujah Night at church and #2 It's the beginning of #NaBloPoMo. #NaBloPoMo is an annual event for bloggers that began as a spinoff of NaNoWriMo. During the month of November, bloggers are challenged to write one post per … Continue reading October’s Grace
This year, I have the privilege of serving as the clergy partner for a ministerial intern from a local seminary. In our first meeting of the semester, we spent some time talking about the importance of personal devotion and theological reflection. One of the most valuable practices for a person who seeks to advance in … Continue reading Time-Saving Tips for the Busy Woman
