New Orleans

I recently read this article describing a once booming Chinese business district in New Orleans.  From the 1870s-1930s, the city was home to a substantial enclave. While the Chinese are still located in New Orleans, this article reminded me that much can happen in 60 years.  My guess is that […]

Kairos and Oversleeping

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I had the honor of speaking in New Orleans at the Multiply Louisiana Conference in August.  It was a great blessing to be with pastors and leaders from the Southern Baptist Association, State Convention, and North American Mission Board. I am very thankful for their labors across Louisiana in general, […]

Biblical Church Planting: Reflections and Realities in the 21st Century

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