Christian Living
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The Power of Pouring Out Your Soul to the Lord: Lessons From Hannah’s Story (Part 1)
One of the most uplifting stories in the Old Testament is the account of a faithful woman of God who brought her pain and grief to the Lord and did […]
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Why You Might Need Professional Counseling
As a pastor, I try to help all those I can. I consider it a privilege to be invited into people’s lives and to be given the opportunity to pray […]
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How Often Do You Pray for Your Family?
Too many people worry about family members, complain about family members, or bicker and argue with family members. Here’s my question: How often do you pray for the members of […]
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How to Have Peace in Your Home
Do you want peace in your home? Do you want a more solid, stable, and loving family life? Do you want your interaction with your spouse and your kids to […]
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Is God Unjust? A Reply to Richard Dawkins
One of the strongest denunciations of the God of the Bible comes from the pen of atheist Richard Dawkins and his 2006 mega-bestseller The God Delusion. Here is Dawkins: The […]
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8 Things I Wish for as a Pastor From Those I Serve
There are times when being a pastor can be lonely, frustrating, and hurtful. And I am grateful for the people God has used over the years to love me, pray […]
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Why the Apostle Peter Would Comply With Mask Mandates (and Why You Should Too)
If the Apostle Peter were alive today, he would quite likely wear a mask in public if civil authorities required it or if those in charge of whatever public space […]
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Be Still and Know That He Is God
If you’re a believer in Jesus, you’ve probably declared (with friends, in church, on social media) that you trust God. But do you trust Him enough to wait on Him? […]
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Love People in Spite of Disagreements
Our culture is losing the ability to understand the distinction between Disagreement and Hate. People who are mature and emotionally healthy are able to separate issues, beliefs, and practices from […]
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I’m Sorry, but I’m Not Always Available
Few things hurt me more than people thinking I don’t care about them or am not sufficiently concerned for them. When people think this about me (whether they say it […]
