Webb Hoggard

The gospels of Jesus are clear about several things that seem to be under much discussion approaching confusion today. Churches are becoming quieter on subjects because they are unpopular or

“Then came the day of unleavened bread,” Luke writes about Jesus’ last dinner. We affectionately call such a meal a “supper.” To “sup” with someone is to enjoy drinks together.

As far as we know, we are the only species that communicates using language. I sit every day crafting talks, listening to others process trauma, and dissecting the meaning of ancient words about God.

Jesus stands at the door of your heart and knocks. John writes the book of Revelation to inform us that the same Christ was the Creator of all things, the

The day the church was born, on Pentecost, there was the sound of a mighty rushing wind. The term used for “wind” is the same for “breath” or “spirit.”

Jesus opens the most famous oratory in history with eight blessings. These sayings are collectively known as the Beatitudes.

Matthew chapter five beautifully describes the blessings from heaven, open to all. The Kingdom of God, with its abundant blessings, is not exclusive. It welcomes those who are poor in

Have you ever struggled with the expectation of being perfect? I don’t mean those of us who suffer from perfectionism. That’s a malady all its own.

I quickly searched for the emotional benefits of gratitude or expressing appreciation. Google brought these to the top: improved sleep, reduced stress and anxiety, better mood, improved brain function, reduced

Friday, March 2, 1962, was a remarkable day in sports. Wilt Chamberlain scored a never-before — or-since — total of 100 points in an NBA game.