by Justin Boothby | Jan 12, 2020 | Featured, Ministry, Spirituality, The Blog, Theology |
You Are Not Alone: Doubts, Burnout, And Questioning Your Faith You Are Not Alone As I made my way through college at Southeastern University, God blessed me with the friends I needed during my journey. I’ve never had a large quantity of friends, but during my time...
by Justin Boothby | Jan 6, 2020 | Featured, Ministry, Spirituality, The Blog, Theology |
How Do You Worship When You Don’t Like The Music? How do you worship when you don’t like the worship music? It’s Sunday morning. You’ve said your awkward hellos to people you barely know or haven’t met before. You finally find your seat and sit down only...
by Justin Boothby | Dec 3, 2018 | Featured, Ministry, Spirituality, The Blog, Theology
When I was growing up I learned about the “War on Christmas.” Saying Happy Holidays around a “Christian” will land you with some real side-eye shade and maybe even a dramatic, “IT’S MERRY CHRISTMAS!” Nowadays, if you say Happy Holidays, it’s likely you’ll be on the...
by Justin Boothby | Nov 13, 2018 | Daily Walk, Featured, Ministry, Spirituality, The Blog
The night before, as I was deciding what to wear for the concert I was throwing in Pittsburgh with a couple of DJs, I went through my closet and found an old Exiting The Fall shirt I had tucked away. It was if the shirt had been misplaced for years. So I pulled the...
by Justin Boothby | Nov 4, 2018 | Daily Walk, Featured, The Blog, Uncategorized
Last week, my hometown of Pittsburgh, Pa experienced a horrific tragedy at the Squirrel Hill Tree of Life Synagogue. Not only was this a massacre of innocent people, but it was also an attack of hate perpetrated by a man who desecrated a house of worship. It was...
by Justin Boothby | Oct 21, 2018 | Daily Walk, Featured, The Blog, Uncategorized
Good morning everyone. Thank you so much for coming and celebrating the life of Ronald Wilson. It’s so weird calling him Ron, because as some of you know, Im his grandson and I’ve always known him as Pappap. So from now on, when you hear Pappap, you know...
