In our home Ash Wednesday was known as Ice Wednesday this year. In this episode I share my thoughts on Ash Wednesday and what the recent weather has reminded me.

How do you show that you love someone? What are important ways for you to feel loved? In this episode I talk about the importance of putting love in action in ways that go beyond a price tag or a giant stuffed bear. Here's to a movement that focuses on a

In this episode I share about the incredible ministry of Room in the Inn. I encourage everyone who listens to this to consider getting involved with this ministry, and if you are already involved, share with others.

This podcast goes out to my friends Troy and Allyson who are moving to Oregon. I hope their move is much better than the experiences I had on "Oregon Trail." What are your moving stories?

In this podcast I depart slightly from loverb's normal approach to scratch the surface of the recent controversy over Muslim prayer at Duke University. Hopefully within the brief time I discuss the situation you begin to feel an appreciation for the compl

In this episode I share about the challenges of offering true compassion. I also reflect on some recent words I heard from Shane Claiborne. Hope you enjoy and share with others!

In this podcast I share about the experience of turning aside to see what we might often miss. I hope this will be a regular practice of yours in the new year to help you look forward.

I generally experience several emotions when the calendar rolls to a new year. I have some traditions. Usually I am not big on resolutions. I do enjoy reflection and recommitment. I hope what I share, especially the covenant prayer, will be a blessing to

In this podcast I share about recent Christmas concerts I've attended and how singing songs together has helped me through difficult and confusing times. I hope you enjoy and share with those who taught you a song.

In this podcast, I share about a recent talk I gave at Belmont UMC about Belmont Wesley Fellowship and some of the feedback I received. It reminded me that in ministry and many other vocations it is difficult to see the initial fruit and impact on one's l