Family
Have You Heard about The Vox Project?
In our day and time we need many more organizations and groups motivated by this very view of each life–inside and outside the womb
Anger Management
How might a brother consider his anger as a Christian vs. an “angry black man” (as the stereotype goes)? C’mon up to chop it up with Tony Carter.
The Cosby Conversation We’re Still Not Having
What we are not discussing is how to prevent the many Cosbys in our homes, families, friendship networks, schools and churches from preying upon our daughters, sisters, and mothers. C’mon up and join the conversation.
Raising Your Kids to Love Jesus and Impact Their World
Conceptually, parenting is easy. It’s executing effectual parenting that’s so hard. What does the Bible say about parenting? C’mon up and hear from a pastor and father of five.
Summer Means Good Times
Does your family worship feel like detention? How might it be more enjoyable? What is the importance of family worship? C’mon up and join the conversation.
Calling Her Blessed: A Mother’s Day Tribute
Today, on the porch, the conversation is about moms. C’mon up and share a word about your mother if you’re so inclined.
Biblical Advice for Sisters Trying to Help Mr. Right
C’mon up for the last part of our four-part series on marriage and dating. Sisters, today we’re sharing some encouragement for you specifically!
Biblical Advice for Brothers Who Want to Find a Wife (pt. 3)
Is the Internet the most profitable way to look for a wife? Is the Internet the wisest way to find a match made in heaven? C’mon up for the third part of our marriage series!
Biblical Advice for Brothers Who Want to Find a Wife (pt. 2)
Brothers, are you looking for a godly wife? Here are five practical tips to serve you to that end. C’mon up!
Biblical Advice for Brothers Who Want to Find a Wife (pt. 1)
Why is marriage valuable? Why are African-American women the least likely in our society to marry? What can bring revival to urban and black communities? C’mon up for this three part series!
The Lord’s Table: Lessons from a Five Year Old
One of the vivid memories I have of growing up in the Black church is the first Sunday of the month, also known as Communion Sunday. Promptly at 7:00pm, after … Continue reading
Pinch Hitter
“According to the Washington Times, 15 million children in the U.S. are being raised without fathers this year.” This is a breathtaking statistic. It almost causes one to read by it quickly so as not to feel its chilling effect or consider its far reaching implications…