Tag: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

• Evil, Narcissism, Laziness and a Call to Action

  

  Last week, I heard about a book, now nearly thirty years old, written by a psychiatrist named M. Scott Peck called People of the Lie (Schriebner and Sons 1983). Over his years as a therapist and analyst, Dr. Peck began to realize that there was something missing in his tool-box. He knew all about multiple […]

  Casey Hobbs

  April 3, 2012

  Everyday Theology

  Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Evil, Gospel, M. Scott Peck, Narcissism & Laziness, People of the Lie

• If You Love Somebody, Set them Free: slavery, freedom and the love of Christ

  If you love somebody, if you love someone, set them free. -Sting If the Son has set you free you are free indeed. -Jesus It was in January 1863 that Abraham Lincoln issued the “Emancipation Proclamation,” officially setting a people free. The great Booker T. Washington, who was nine years old when his family heard […]

  Casey Hobbs

  May 12, 2011

  Fear and Freedom

  Abraham Lincoln, Bonhoeffer, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Emancipation Proclamation, fear and fredom, Freedom, Gospel, Jesus, Sting