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But what McNair brought to the table was humanity, humility, and a team bond that kept their heads up and their sportsmanship intact through both games, and during a display of community sportsmanship that was just as epic as their loss on the field.

But what McNair brought to the table was humanity, humility, and a team bond that kept their heads up and their sportsmanship intact through both games, and during a display of community sportsmanship that was just as epic as their loss on the field.

The Bells of Notre Dame Will Be Silent This Easter

In reality, a minimal difference between the magic of Broadway and the feeling of worship in our churches exists. Through lighting, stage dressing, sound, and special effects the theatre generates emotion in its crowds; yet, we would not call these emotional experiences worship. Why then do we crave worship experiences, which can be fabricated by judicious uses religious artifacts and theatrical tricks? The answer is simple. Our definition of worship is wrong.

When someone says, “just be faithful,” how can that even be measured? We all know being faithful in ministry is important, but what factors determine faithfulness? One important aspect in defining success is having metrics by which one can even engage the question. What does success look like?

The following column is an opinion piece and reflects the views of the author and not those of AllOnGeorgia. Following the last election cycle, and...

End of an Era: Lenderman Tenders Resignation

End of an Era: Lenderman Tenders Resignation

What is a quiet time? A pastor friend of mine shared an amusing anecdote. When he first became a Christian, a mentor of his...

On February 12, 2019 the United Methodist Church (UMC) released the findings of a theological research report conducted across the denomination. “The goal was to shed...