Pastor Bo: How to prepare for things you don’t see coming
It was one of those unbearably hot Southern days where the humidity makes you feel like a rotisserie chicken on a spit.
Pastor Bo: Cost of Jesus’ inner-circle masterclass: Free
Both my revulsion and my "this is stinking funny!" reflexes kicked into overdrive the instant I clicked onto X Labor Day morning and saw a Protestia post that said, "Megachurch Pastor's Wife Charging $16,999 To Be Part of Her 'Inner Circle' + 'Private Text Access.'"
Pastor Bo: Choosing the lesser of evils better than not voting at all
I trust Mr. Shakespeare from somewhere beyond the grave will not mind me appropriating and paraphrasing his words for the theme of this column: To vote or not to vote, that is the question.
Pastor Bo: Always a pastor, and sometimes a pirate
"Are you an attorney?" That was the question posed to me earlier this morning as I write this.
Pastor Bo: What happens after Christ’s millennial reign
My email inbox last week must have been just about as confused as a termite in a yo-yo.
Pastor Bo: The next time we see Jesus, he will rule a new Earth
One of the cool things about being a pastor is that you get called a lot of names through the years.
Pastor Bo: With God, we’re promised certainty for uncertain times
The night of the assassination attempt against President Trump, I tweeted my prediction that President Biden would resign pretty quickly.
Pastor Bo: A whisper of the wind and the goodness of God
There are moments in American life about which people constantly ask, "Where were you when it happened?"
Pastor Bo: Aging is inevitable, but what kind of old will you be?
Like 51.3 million other people, I tuned in and watched the 2024 presidential debate.
Pastor Bo: Some post-holiday, patriotic musings about America
This column will run in the vicinity of July Fourth. As such, my mind is mostly focused on red, white and blue kinds of thoughts, musings on America, if you will.
