It was on a Sunday morning a several years ago and I had run into Arcadia before church to pick up some items that I needed. The reason I was there before church is because Lisa and I were leaving for a week-long mission trip right after church. My cell phone rang, expecting it to be Lisa telling me...

If you watched the Louisiana Republican Senate primary leading up to the June 27 election and came away inspired, you were watching a different race than the rest of us. What played out for just about the entire campaign was, by most accounts, an embarrassment - attack ads drowning out policy, perso...

For those who do not know, I feel compelled to share a historically and culturally correct tidbit with you: most Southerners love Jesus. It is a common bond that hardens and holds us together like the gum off a sweetgum tree. Once it dries, it’s there to stay through thick or thin, ugly heat or bitt...

Two hundred and fifty years ago, a group of men put their signatures on a document that changed the world. They were not perfect men. The nation they ...

I addressed America’s 250th Anniversary a couple of weeks ago but given its momentous nature and historic significance, I thought I would more fully d...

There’s something special about a squeaky screen door that hangs crookedly on a faded wooden frame and closes with a well announced ‘bang’. It’s a sac...