Gospel music was always present in my home. In remembering Sherman Andrus, I reflect on a voice that broke barriers, shaped my faith, and continues to sing through legacy.
When political loyalty grows louder than allegiance to Christ, our witness blurs. A gentle call to return to Lordship over partisanship.
A gentle, nuanced rereading of The Neverending Story—how its moral complexity and flawed characters resonated with me differently years later.
When did public condemnation become part of the job description? This reflection contrasts classic professionalism with today’s pressure to denounce a creator’s personal beliefs—and invites us back to the Golden Rule.
