Mike Brown: White on White Crime

There are four points I want us to consider: 1) None of us know what really happened and we’re all siding based what we know, which is incomplete. 2) An indictment still wouldn’t [...]

There’s a lot of talk amongst evangelicals about diversity and why Dr. King’s statement of Sunday being the most segregated day of the week still exists. There are a ton of blogs and [...]

Typically when the topic of Reformed Theology is raised the discussion usually focuses on 5-Point Calvinism or aspects of it like limited atonement and efficacious grace. For this post I [...]

I recently witnessed a great game. The Detroit Lions defeated the Dallas Cowboys 31-30. Being a Washington Redskins fan I was thrilled to see the Cowboys lose, but I was more excited by Matt [...]

It seems to be a discussion that never ends. It’s a question that we either ask or assume about our churches and that’s if we lean more charismatic or reformed? This question is almost as [...]

This is the letter I had read to my church the Sunday after the verdict, I was out of town when the verdict was given. We’ve been serving young men before this verdict and the truth is our [...]

As a pastor, anthropologist and more importantly a father, I take the lives of children seriously, mainly the two that God has trusted me with, Jamari and Jordan, whom I love dearly. I love to [...]

2 Corinthians 11:30 30 If I must boast, I will boast of the things that show my weakness. Oftentimes we only share the success stories in our walk with Christ, this isn’t one of those [...]

Like many of you I was heartbroken and furious simultaneously as I saw and read what Adam Lanza did to 20 children and 6 adults. The idea that a person could shoot 20 children made me angry and [...]

Today my wife and I celebrate being married for 11-years. I still remember when a friend of mine pointed her out to me at the student union at Saint Augustine’s University ( it was college [...]