Soul Food from the Hood
Tweet “Puff the Magic Dragon lived by the sea and frolicked in the autumn mist in a land called Honah Lee.” I remember sitting in front of our record player as a little child and I would watch the 45 rpm record go round and round. Little Jackie Paper “loved that rascal Puff.” I could [...]
Read More →LOVE IS INCONVENIENT
Tweet I’m just being thankful for the love He has for me and my family. Think of some one who would like to hear from you. Give them a call. Think of some one from whom you’d like to hear. Give them a call. They may just need for you to take the initiative. Be [...]
Read More →Bitter or better?
Tweet We stepped the target off to 20 yards and took turns. Our friend would act as a spotter with the binoculars and tell us where the bullets hit. Occasionally we would hit the bull’s eye. Occasionally he would respond with the less desirable, “I have no idea.” We shot up our box of 40s [...]
Read More →Cross Cultural Musique
Tweet It was literally standing room only at Cross Cultural the Saturday night of April 28th. A five year project was completed at Damascus Road Studios with the premier happening at Cross Cultural Musique. The Faith Project has been the vision of Rich DeGray, who owns and operates Damascus Road Studios.
Read More →Who’s to blame?
Tweet Who’s to blame for your sin? Sin. What ever happened to sin? We live in an age where it’s standard for politicians to lie to us on a daily basis or a convenient basis, whichever is most expedient to their agenda. If we point out the inconsistencies with the actual truth we are branded [...]
Read More →Jesus among other gods
Tweet Jesus among other gods. Does this resonate with you? Do Mohammed, Buddha, Krishna and Jesus all have the same face? Is there uniqueness to this person the world calls “Jesus Christ” or is he indeed just one more figure among other gods? Does it at all matter who we claim God is as long [...]
Read More →Lessons in sacrifice
Tweet This is Janice (Keith’s) wife continuing on about my trip to Burkina Faso, Africa. This will be the last part of my three-part series on my trip. For the first week, I gave the setting. I described my journey back to the Dark Continent—specifically Burkina Faso. I talked about how I went with a [...]
Read More →A Symbiotic Community of Global Villages
Tweet This is Janice (Keith’s wife) continuing on about my trip to Burkina Faso, Africa. Last week I talked about the harmonic convergence of worlds. I described my journey back into the Dark Continent—specifically Burkina Faso. I went with a group of 22 Army ROTC cadets and two cadre (captains). If you want more details [...]
Read More →A Harmonic Conversion of Worlds
Tweet I’ve asked my wife, Janice to take a couple of weeks to share about her trip to Africa. Enjoy! A Harmonic Conversion of Worlds is how I would describe my journey back into the Dark Continent. On May 17th, I received an email from North Georgia State College and University. I was asked if [...]
Read More →Behold, I have told you
Tweet “Behold, I have told you.” He had come all the way from heaven. His arrival had ushered in a great earthquake. He was on a mission. He was to roll back the stone from the door of the tomb in which the crucified Christ was laid. He sat upon it like General [...]
Read More →
