This is a very critical time in our nation. So many issues to process in this strange and violent time: the social unrest, voter suppression, rising COVID cases, the season of deception, our fractured and racially polarized society…. It is
This week, my beautiful wife Phyllis and I went to vote. I’m pleased to see so many people voting enthusiastically, and early. Sadly, it’s very disheartening, and disappointing to see the games being played to discourage voters. Some of this
This week was a special time of remembrance for me. It was on October 13th, 37 years ago, that my wife Phyllis and I, and our 1 year old daughter, Leah, moved from our apartment in Plainfield to a new
Self-care is incredibly important during these difficult days. As we move into the eighth month of these very trying times, many are experiencing mental fatigue, and ‘exhaustion of the soul’. We must take intentional and conscious effort to care of
Now that the conference is over, I’m exhausted, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. It was well worth the effort. The LONGEVITY Conference 2020 was yet another opportunity for God to show up and show off.
When
As we’re heading into the final week, winding down to the LONGEVITY conference, I am reminded of a quote from our Liberating Leadership conference earlier this year: We cannot be empowered and encouraged if there’s no engagement. (Liberating Leadership 5.22.2020)
It is a different day! This tri-fold pandemic has changed our society, our lives, and indeed, the Church.
Back when this first began, who would’ve thought that we would be doing virtual church services for about 7 months? I
It seems that we are rapidly losing so many of our great ones.
Today, on August 31st, it was confirmed that Coach John Thompson, Jr. of Georgetown University, passed into glory at age 78.
We stand on the shoulders of
Dr. Hilliard’s special guest today is Bishop H. Curtis Douglas, his successor as the presiding bishop over the Covenant Fellowship
On this July 4th, the poem Still I Rise by Maya Angelou comes to mind.
As we think upon the painful realities of the recent tragic deaths, and the families and communities grieving those losses, the figurative words of the sixth