Articles by Frank G. Honeycutt

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New life without parole

Ministry behind bars

Dec 04, 2012 by Frank G. Honeycutt

When I met Jonah I noticed two things: he was wracked with overwhelming guilt and very much wanted to die, and he knew the Bible.

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Moving down in the world

Called to a smaller place

Jul 06, 2012 by Frank G. Honeycutt
Recently I was called from a larger church to a smaller church. It's not the usual order of things.
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Eventual grace

The long path to reconciliation

Feb 29, 2012 by Frank G. Honeycutt

Like Jacob and Esau, my mother and my aunt met each other one day after 20 years of estrangement.

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A weary prophet

Jeremiah's vexing task

Jan 04, 2012 by Frank G. Honeycutt

The thing about serving as a prophet is that you are forever stuck between what God wants and what the people want.

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Growing Christians

A four-stage catechism

Feb 07, 2011 by Frank G. Honeycutt

I can see it in their eyes. It's orientation night for those who are considering our church's catechumenal process. You want me to do all that?

Living by the Word

How Jesus shares the peace

John 20:19-31

Apr 07, 2009 by Frank G. Honeycutt

I’ve always loved the story of the skeptical disciple who did not at first believe that Jesus was back from the dead. I suspect there’s a bit of Thomas in us all.

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Ever coming toward us

John 20:1-18

Apr 07, 2009 by Frank G. Honeycutt

In his collection of poems titled After the Lost War, Andrew Hudgins chronicles the life of a Confederate soldier during and just after the Civil War. In “What Light Destroys,” the soldier fondly recalls a camping trip he once took with his four sons.