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3 Steps to Getting the Most Out of Church
Want to get the most out of church? Here are three simple steps you can take to be blessed by and grow in the church to which God has called […]
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25 Bible Proverbs for 2025
If you want to be wise in this new year, the best place to start is prayer (see James 1:5). After you pray, start reading the Book of Proverbs. Most […]
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Book Recommendations for 2025
Happy New Year! It’s that time when people start thinking about goals, including reading goals. So, I thought I would share a few book suggestions with you — broken down […]
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How to Have a Happy New Year
When I see a perpetually unhappy Christian, it makes me unhappy…for them. Don’t get me wrong. I know life can sometimes be hard, and I understand there are ups and […]
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
As the year comes to a close, I want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. This […]
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Who Was that Baby in the Manger?
The Christmas story is one of the most beloved in human history: a baby born in a manger, heralded by angels, visited by shepherds, and eventually adored by wise men. […]
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Do You Believe God When He Speaks? A Lesson from Zacharias
In the Gospel of Luke, we are introduced to Zacharias (also spelled Zechariah), the father of John the Baptist, in a moment that challenges his faith. It also carries a […]
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Societies That Encourage Violence Cannot Endure
As Americans, we need to pause and reflect on a chilling reality: we live in a culture where many openly approve of—and even celebrate—the murder of those they despise. It’s […]
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What Kind of a Christian Are You?
Let me kick this off with a hypothetical conversation. Try to follow along. And that’s about where we lose most people. Most people believe a bunch of stuff when it […]
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Are You Ready to Live in an AI-Saturated World?
Ready or not…it’s already happening. Artificial Intelligence is no longer the stuff of science fiction or distant speculation. It’s here, shaping the way we work, think, and live—often in ways […]
