I am glad you are here. I hope you’ll make this website a regular place to visit as you make your way through life these days.
For several months I devoted my blog to the “Calling Audibles” series, a theological reflection on big-time football.
While I will still add to the “Calling Audibles” series from time to time, you will also find “Peace-ing Together” blog postings. “Peace-ing Together” blog posts explore glimpses of redemption in the larger world—you never know where those might be!
Also, watch for the owl spot butterfly icon when a guest “I Witness” blogger shares their wisdom with this growing community of conversation.
Peace,
I Witness Guest Blogger Cheyanna Basham
If you look at the moon long enough you see sadness. The moon mourns of what the worlds now becoming, all the demons called drugs taking the innocent people turning them into people they swore up and down they would never be and soon the demon will take their life… letting their children and parents suffer… leaving parents to take care... Read the full post
Open Door Living
“If then God gave them the same gift that was given to us when we believed in the Lord Jesus Christ, who was I that I could hinder, God?” -Acts 11: 17 God’s door is open. Who are we to stand in the way? Anyone who participated in last week’s National Multicultural Conference in Charlotte, NC still has those words ringing in our ears. From... Read the full post
Calling Audibles Part XXI: Thank God for the NCAA
“Here may encouragement be found and relationships strengthened.” ~ from Celtic Daily Prayer: Prayers and Readings from the Northumbria Community At the beginning of the 2010 football season UNC played LSU in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl in Atlanta. Looking back on that game I realize the remarkable ways that it set the stage for this tumultuous path... Read the full post
Calling Audibles Part XX: White Out
“If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us” ~1 John 1:8 Living a lie is a well-worn habit for human kind. We human beings tend to avoid hard truths especially when they might mean we have to change. The tenacity of our denial tends to increase the more there is to lose. I will confess my own shortcoming... Read the full post
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