As promised I will give my brief thoughts upon reading the Shack.  My reluctance to read it was fueled by the overwhelming number of invitations to do so.  There is a "curse driven part" of me, still under the redemption… Read more

Books are my friends. My high school English Literature teacher would be shocked to hear that confession. Here are a few of the friends I’ve been hanging with this summer:

1. Charlatan: America’s most dangerous huckster, the man who pursued… Read more

I went out this morning with a team from the Dream Center, our North Charleston campus, for their monthly "Adopt a Block".  Thirteen teams of 4 or 5 people are committed to adopting one block each of the poorest,… Read more

Last night I spoke at the Long Point Campus 1st Wednesday service on my future at Seacoast.  I’ve talked to quite a few of my friends who are pastors who, quite frankly are struggling with current responsibilities, especially as it… Read more

Our Greenville campus will be moving into a new building later this summer, so some of our campus pastors and staff teams drove up to help them do a little demolition work on a very traditional church building.  Here’s a… Read more

I threw out the first pitch for a Charleston Riverdogs baseball game on Monday and I’m feeling a little down about it.

Here’s what happened.  About five hundred Seacoast volunteers from some of the Charleston campuses gathered for hamburgers, hot… Read more