If you’ve kept up with me on Facebook over the past couple of weeks, you’ll notice that I’ve been actively engaged in the conversation surrounding immigration. In…… Read more “FAQ’s On Immigration: What I’m being asked, and my answers – Addendum 7/11/18.”
Author: kevindglenn
Dr. Kevin D. Glenn is a native of Central Florida, calling Auburndale his hometown (go Bloodhounds!).
Kevin is a pastor with more than 26 years of church ministry experience, a contributor to local and national religious news outlets, a consultant to churches seeking healthy growth, and author of the book, "Hand Over Fist: An Invitation to Christ-Centered Civility."
Kevin is a graduate of Trinity College of Florida, Fuller Theological Seminary, and George Fox University, where he earned the Doctor of Ministry under the mentorship of Dr. Leonard Sweet.
His hobbies include playing drums and guitar, fishing and being a fanatical Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan. He lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico with his wife of 25 years and their two children.
When my church talked about sexual abuse.
A few months ago, I did a series of sermons on marriage, singleness, and sexuality. One of those Sundays was dedicated to the reality of sexual abuse. A panel of people joined me on the platform to share their expertise and their stories. It was a powerful time that empowered a lot of people, especially since every member of the panel is also an active member of Calvary.
Turning the Paige: When Accountability Must Outweigh Loyalty.
No human being and no institution is beyond the reach of critique and correction, no matter how popular they are, or what memorable and historic things they may have done.
Of Walls and Borders: Pt. 2 – Financial Concerns
Are immigrants a fiscal drain on public resources? In addition to the job concerns raised in my previous post, immigration specialist and devout Christian, James R. Edwards,…… Read more “Of Walls and Borders: Pt. 2 – Financial Concerns”
Of Walls and Borders: Christian Perspectives on Immigration – Pt. 1
The goal of this series is to heighten one’s awareness to the diversity of perspective within the Body, and to provide a synopsis of the differing views of Christians in a way that promotes greater understanding and education. My hope is that even with differing perspectives on immigration policy issues, Christians will see immigrants as people in need of compassionate ministry, love, and respect. They are what all of us were at one time; strangers in need of a place and people.
The Blessing of the Old Folks at Home
I am a native Floridian. That’s a title belonging to a smaller number of people than you might think. But I’m part of an even smaller group.…… Read more “The Blessing of the Old Folks at Home”
A Lament for Those Hurting
A Lament for people: All people. I grieve for both Christians and Muslims killed by radicalized Islamic terrorists. I grieve for Barron Trump when “comedians” publish photos…… Read more “A Lament for Those Hurting”
Team Building
This latest post is from my good friend and consultant, Carter Campbell. Carter is an active member of the church I serve. His organization, C2ROI Facilitated Solutions,…… Read more “Team Building”
Why you shouldn’t do anything special for Easter.
Most churches by now have their services, schedules, and any special elements already planned out for Easter Sunday. In many cases, there will be something different on…… Read more “Why you shouldn’t do anything special for Easter.”
Why we need pastoral prophets instead of partisan pawns.
I am worried about the role and responsibility of pastors in our politically charged context, but my worry is about the extent to which pastors are not seeing and seizing their role as a prophetic voice in these times. The voice of pastoral prophet is easily silenced when seduced by the promise of political power.
