Now that budget season is well behind us, Iโm taking a little time to reflect on the budget process in my current church. It can be challenging to anticipate how an entire year will unfold, much less try to do so months before that year even begins. We all know too well that things can change very quickly (yepโฆIโm still thinking about the impact of Covid among other things) and in ways that simply cannot be anticipated.
s we navigate our daily lives, the hum of next yearโs elections might seem like distant background noise. But itโs crucial to perk up our ears and pay closer attention now. The decisions made at the polls in 2024 will shape our community in Fayetteville and our state for years to come. A few months ago I wrote an article called โIssues for Christians to consider in the 2024 elections.โ There I mentioned a number of issues Georgia Baptists should seek clarity on as we consider candidates vying for our votes.
It seems whenever sin comes calling, it usually finds a willing accomplice. Never mind that it is easy to findโฆ
In my role as an education pastor, I spend a good bit of time thinking about how the church canโฆ
Summer is upon us and it is a really fun time of year. I have enjoyed seeing the commencement photosโฆ
Apparently Starbucks has altered their coffee cups for this Christmas season and I am supposed to be either a) really,โฆ
From left: Dr. John David Trentham (Chair), Dr. Christopher Sanchez, Dr. Barry Gibson, Dr. Bruce Cannon, Dr. Danny Bowen (2ndโฆ
For those of my readers who are not connected to me via social media, you may not be aware thatโฆ