MINISTER'S BLOG

The world in which we live loves simple answers.  When we see problems, we are quick to seek a solution that makes sense to us.  While this is certainly one way to approach the things

It’s Thursday and for me that means I will try and compose a blog post.  I have been doing this for over two years now and sometimes, I find myself having a bit of struggle

As we come to the closing days of the month of May, I have noticed that I am just a little bit more tired than normal.  Camille and I maintain a fairly active schedule and

I couldn’t help but feel a bit sad last night as I attended our congregation’s reception for the high school seniors.  Of course, I am very happy to see them making progress in life and

I don’t remember the first time I was told be patient, but I am I must have been very young.  Waiting has been a struggle that God continues to work on with me.  I think

I have always been a dog person.  When I was growing up, we almost always had a dog.  Several of the favorite moments of my childhood years involved a dog.  When I started having a

This past Sunday afternoon found me back in the Sanctuary but only this time I was in the audience.  The occasion was the celebration of two young men receiving their Eagle Scout.  If you aren’t

I grew up in a 900 square foot house.  It was small by today’s standards where the average-size home is 2,300 square feet.  I remember driving to move into this house when I was just

One of the neat developments that is happening in my community of Fulton, MS is a renewed emphasis on the idea of community beautification.  To that end, efforts are being considered on many fronts including

Easter Sunday, April 17, will soon be here and I am very excited!  Not only is it a beautiful time of the year in Northeast Mississippi, but it is also a time like none other