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A Ministry of Grace Adventures
Russell Moore tells a story on himself in his book Onward. Russell was in his mid-twenties and working on his seminary doctorate. He was lamenting the miserable shape of the church and the down-ward slide of the culture to the great theologian/Christian Statesman, Carl F. H. Henry, who was in his mid-eighties. Young Russell rattled […]
Louisiana Legislative Session Ends on a Turbulent Note and a Special Session Starts Thirty-Minutes Later Many Statehouses across the country have had contentious Legislative Sessions this year. Louisiana was no exception. Tensions hit the boiling point. Rancor is up. Unity is down. Common Ground is sometimes tough to discover. Welcome to my world. Turbulent Times […]
Back in 1955, a mom named Elizabeth Henson was cleaning out her clothes closet. You know how it goes. Things get old, tattered, don’t fit anymore or become out of style. The smell of mothballs and mildew accompanied these things. Eventually Elizabeth came to an old, fuzzy, frayed lightweight green jacket. It had outlived its […]
