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Flowers That Will Always Keep

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | February 7, 2018

During the early months of 1968 Dr. King was embarking on what would be his last initiative: The Poor People’s Campaign. Unlike early initiatives that focused primarily on African Americans receiving the full measure of rights as American citizens, this part of the movement was centered around impoverished conditions among all Americans. It was this effort that […]

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A Cure for the 2017 Hangover Part Three

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | January 16, 2018

Healthy Leadership, Gospel Advancement, and Sacred Purpose  As we head into the third week of the new year, let’s explore the last three ideas of this series.  Everyday provides a new opportunity to seek truth and live it out.  As you read, examine the daily rythms of your life and be open to what the […]

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A Cure for the 2017 Hangover Part Two

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | January 10, 2018

Personal Holiness and Civic Responsibility Last week, I wrote concerning the reluctant manner of the mass unconsciousness that our culture seems to be entering into 2018. With 2017 being one for the record books, and not in a good way, the onslaught of bad news and tragedy have given many a bit of weariness about […]

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A Cure for the 2017 Hangover

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | January 3, 2018

Evidence abounds that the festivities of the holiday season are over. If your house is anything like mine, then it’s going through a transition between Christmas and ‘normal decorum.’ The fridge has a few remnants of unhealthy, delicious food, the scales probably show a few more pounds, and the forthcoming return to work and school […]

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Christmas Means… We Have a Savior to Make Known

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | December 20, 2017

Christmas means that the altar (i.e. the presence of God) becomes our address. Christmas means that it is now possible to become friends with God. And this week, before the big day arrives, we see that Christmas means we have a Savior to make known.    The outcast evangelists  One of my favorite parts of […]

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Christmas Means…We Can Become Friends With God

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | December 14, 2017

We began our Christmas blog series focusing on the supernatural shift that takes place under the new covenant. In the Old Testament, we would have to go to an altar, or rather someone would go to an altar on our behalf.  In the New Testament, the altar has come to us (i.e. Immanuel meaning ‘God with […]

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Christmas Means…That The Altar Becomes Our Address

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | December 5, 2017

My wife has OCD (Obsessive Christmas Disorder). It is a condition that endears me to her all the more each year as she decorates our house and fills it with all the smells and sounds of the Christmas season. And why not, after all it is the greatest holiday of the year. While every other […]

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A Special Word From Brent Crowe

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | November 28, 2017

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Are You Living a Lie?

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | October 17, 2017

Christ Has Set Us Free As you might remember from history class, the Civil War was one of the most crucial times in America’s history. Abraham Lincoln was the President, and he is still considered one of the greatest leaders this world has ever had. Lincoln had a deep-seated conviction against slavery and felt it […]

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Unlikely Suspects

By Brent Crowe, Ph.D | October 10, 2017

Have you ever had one of those days where you felt overwhelmed and under qualified? I have on more occasions than I would like to admit. Truthfully, we all feel this way from time to time. And so, this week I jotted down a few thoughts concerning the possibly overwhelmed and most likely under qualified: […]

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