Michael Martin, Author at EDA Move

For some time, I’ve been having two very different conversations with two very different groups within my christian family. One is with African-American Christians and the other with white Christians, both mostly evangelicals, although many of the African-Americans don’t use that label. I compare these conversations to the marital counseling I provide in the sense…

Quietud. Tranquilidad. Soledad. A veces, cuando invito a la soledad a mi día, o se me impone, pienso en mis abuelas, Lucy Jones y Emma Martin. Ambas eran madres de 13 hijos. Lo creas o no, recuerdo una tranquilidad y una sensación de quietud sobre ambas. Me crié en Flint, Michigan, alrededor de esa…

Stillness. Quiet. Solitude. Sometimes when I invite solitude into my day, or it forces itself on me, I think about my grandmothers, Lucy Jones and Emma Martin. Both were mothers to 13 children. Believe it or not, I remember a quietness and a sense of stillness about both of them. I was raised in Flint,…

By Michael Martin The capacity to separate ourselves unto God and have an intimate, powerful, regulating, transforming relationship with Him, and not with those that he brings with Him is wrong. If you love Christ, and He loves the Church, that means the Church is part of the package. You may be saying, well, I…