Christmas is a season to celebrate the birth of Jesus coming into the world to save people from their sins and from themselves.
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“The balcony people” are the ones who have left us to find a new home in the presence of God, but who lean over that balcony to cheer us on as we continue to run the race of life.
The message of the gospel, as preached by Jesus and explained by the apostles, must not be changed in any way.
Miost members of the church I have preached at for the past 27 years will remember how I have lived out sermons.
Feeling favored can make it easy to assume that I am a better learner or “I have a better education” rather than to assume that I was privileged because of race or some other factor.
It is the tragic reality of too many of our faith communities. We have had the compassion and empathy squeezed out of us.
The church is not a business venture. It has purposes that go way beyond widgets, sales charts and daily averages.
Perhaps the pandemic has pointed out some bad habits that we need to remove from our lives. This may be a good time to start some new ones.
Column: Christmas is about the birth of Christ and the opportunity for all to come to Him.
