Fred Craddock profile on CNN.
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I am a part-time local pastor serving Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church and a participant in the Indiana Conference's Wesleyan ConneXion. I teach business communication at Indiana University in the Kelley School of Business.
I also blog at Luc means light and contribute to The View from Here blog at Next Step Evangelism.
My wife, Lisa, and I have been married 23.5 years. Luc, 8, lives with us. Zach, 22, and JillAnn, 18, are off at college much too soon for my liking.
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The doctrine of original sin is surely more humbling to man than the opposite: And I know not what honour we can pay to God, if we think man came out of His hands in the condition wherein he is now.
— John Wesley
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Thanks for finding this story John. I was blessed to have Dr. Craddock in seminary. He was truly a gifted preacher and scholar.
I’m glad the link was helpful, Andy.
I admit to having to fight back an urge the psychologize his approach to preaching after reading this profile, but it was quite interesting.
Beautiful…