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The sermons and writings of Steve Higginbotham
We’ve come a long way from a time when some people actually owned other people and when Jim Crow laws were enforced to maintain separation between humans having varying degrees of skin pigmentation. No longer do we segregate black and white people from each other by refusing to allow them to use the same public schools, restaurants, restrooms, …
What would you wish for if you had a “genie in a bottle?” Surely all of us at one point or another have day-dreamed about that question. Just how would we use our “three wishes?” If we were to poll people on the street, I would guess that almost universally, the wishes would go something …
I typically get up early on Sunday morning and go to my office so that I can finalize and meditate on the lessons that I have to present later that day. However, this past Sunday we had a guest speaker, so I got ready for worship services in a much more leisurely fashion. I turned …
When two or more congregations exist within fairly close proximity of each other, tensions, jealousies, and rivalries often exist. I don’t think that anyone would affirm that this is the will of the Lord, so what can be done to remove the tensions that exist, and enhance congregational cooperation? Here are five tips… Communicate with …
Once upon a time, there was a man who fell “sort-of-in-love” with a woman. I say, “sort-of-in-love” because he would never make a commitment to her. They dated for a long time, enjoyed each others company, shared the same interests, had the same hobbies, and spent hours together every week. However, whenever the subject of …