Unleavened Brett
Brett’s Friday blog.
Are taxes immoral?
Remember the story of Robin Hood? You may think of him as a hero who stole from the rich to give
Do you embrace or resist change?
Change isn’t an option, especially in this era. It’s constant & challenging. The rapid pace of change is tough even on
How do we separate without splitting?
What we’re doing is a bit of uncharted territory–Southpoint is just one month away from “un-multisiting.” After 13 years of being
How good-looking are you?
When I was a college freshman, I learned how looks can be deceiving. One night in the dimly-lit dorm lobby, I
Is minimalism the cure for materialistic misery?
I’ve been watching a few videos recently from “The Minimalists” — a couple of friends who’ve made a career out
Need some hope for your dying marriage?
Did you see the study that made headlines this week about how couples are choosing “sleep divorce?” Apparently, one-third of
Should I say that?
Several days ago a young man was confused about the kinds of words he could use. He brought up the
Can God still bless America?
As we get ready for the 4th of July holiday, we’re reminded we are blessed to live in a land that by
How important is church for kids?
This summer marks my 50th spiritual birthday. I was baptized into Christ in 1973 at my home church, though I
Should we be color blind?
Juneteenth is coming next week as a holiday celebrating the American emancipation of slaves. Even though the 4th of July
What kinds of leaders do we need in the Church?
Today I’ll be gathering with about 100 of our church leaders to reveal some news about the mission & future
How can we deal with “pride” month?
In high school, I had a friend who was homosexual. I didn’t know it at first. I had brought him