The Quality of Christian Hip Hop

By Josh Reed

The quality of Christian hip hop music has steadily increased over the years. With the help of inexpensive technology, artists and producers have access to many of the same tools used by mainstream artists. It was only a few years ago that the quality of professionally produced Christian hip hop was inferior to [...]

If Mama Aint…..

If Mama Ain’t Walking

I’ve been a Christian for as long as I can remember. I started out as your typical child-church-goer, in Sunday school, singing in the children’s choir, making crafts in VBS, and reciting the dreaded Easter speech year after year.

I couldn’t really tell you when I “asked Jesus to live in my [...]

Wess Morgan Is Moving “In An Open Heaven” Exclusive G360 Interview

On a whirlwind tour to promote his new CD, “An Open Heaven,” Pastor Wess Morgan took a break from his jam packed schedule to grant an exclusive interview with Gospel360online.com. His charismatic personality was infectious and inspiring as he guided us into his personal world and shared insights on his path back to God. Wess [...]

Alfre Woodard’s Daughter Crowned Miss Golden Globe

Mavis Spencer: Alfre Woodard’s Daughter Crowned Miss Golden Globe 2010

By Brennan Williams of Entertainment News Wire

As they say, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to being a celebrity.
The popular adage now applies to Mavis Spencer, daughter of Oscar nominee and Emmy-winning actress Alfre Woodard and producer Roderick Spencer, who will [...]

Do What You Love

“I stand for freedom of expression, doing what you believe in, and going after your dreams.” Madonna

Love and Pain

“The greater your capacity to love, the greater your capacity to feel the pain.”

Jennifer Aniston

Pastor devoted year to living like Jesus

Pastor vows to live like Jesus
Elizabeth Willis
Article reprint courtesy of The Enquirer

Ed Dobson, wearing a suit too large for his thin frame, paced across the stage as he preached Sunday at Second Missionary Baptist Church.
He pumped his legs and spoke in short, punctuated phrases, firing up the congregation like a piston in an engine.
The crowd [...]

Second Time Around

Nobody seemed surprised that Tom and Elizabeth were hinting at getting back together. They spoke on the phone constantly because of the children, and they did have other people, places, and things in common.
Nonetheless, the bigger concern might be the strife that did exist in the marriage prior to their divorce. Tom drank heavily and [...]

All I Want for Christmas

Thanksgiving had not yet arrived, but Christmas decorations were already collecting dust on most retail shelves. Young children were pointing and gasping in awe at the newest time fillers that merchants made available.
I have watched and listened as those around me have openly shared what they or their significant others would like to receive on that much anticipated day, and [...]

A Family and Community’s Loss

Early last week I organized a candlelight vigil for 6-year-old Mikaylin Angel. She was struck and killed by a drunk driver. We see and hear about it on a daily basis, but when it is someone you know then there’s an extra degree of sadness.
Mikalylin and her younger sister were walking from the local store with [...]

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