A reflection on the cross of Jesus and the history of the lynching tree, with revised two-part lyrics for “Beneath the Cross of Jesus” exploring racial violence, Christian witness, silence, and redeeming love.
After sharing a solo drive to Minnesota, I kept hearing the same phrase: “Be safe.” This post reflects on what that blessing can carry for Black women, the realities of profiling, and the biblical courage to live with wisdom, faith, freedom, and joy.
A children’s sermon script on Hagar and Ishmael (Genesis 21:8–21) with motions and participation cues.
We Are More Than What Is In Front Of Us is a sermonic sending forth for Christmas Day (Year B, Revised Common Lectionary), written for Discipleship Ministries (UMC) as part of “Millennial/Centennial Voices from the Africana Diaspora.” Inspired by Isaiah 52:7–10, it calls the church beyond nostalgia and decline, urging faithful courage, embodied witness, and renewed participation in God’s kingdom work in the world.
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