The morning of our current President’s inauguration, the chosen preacher for the day – a Baptist pastor of a church in Dallas, stepped into the pulpit of St. John’s Episcopal Church and opened the Bible to the book of Nehemiah. The chosen text was a transparently political choice – Nehemiah, the “self glorifying entrepreneur,”[1]as one biblical … Continue reading Power of the Pulpit

The morning of our current President’s inauguration, the chosen preacher for the day – a Baptist pastor of a church in Dallas, stepped into the pulpit of St. John’s Episcopal Church and opened the Bible to the book of Nehemiah. The chosen text was a transparently political choice – Nehemiah, the “self glorifying entrepreneur,”[1]as one biblical … Continue reading Power of the Pulpit

The morning of our current President’s inauguration, the chosen preacher for the day – a Baptist pastor of a church in Dallas, stepped into the pulpit of St. John’s Episcopal Church and opened the Bible to the book of Nehemiah.&nbsp;The chosen text was a transparently political choice – Nehemiah, the “self glorifying entrepreneur,”[1]as one biblical … Continue reading Power of the Pulpit

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