In Ephesians 5:15–21 Paul writes,
Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil. Ther...
In 2013, Pew Research conducted a study on Americans who do not attend church on a regular basis. While the study had many facets because people have their many...
It’s been a tough week to say the least.
I was headed to a local coffee shop with a friend, when we heard on the radio that a shooting had taken place. It wa...
In 1945, Lieutenant Colonel Mercin Willet Gonin documented the liberation of a concentration camp called Bergen-Belson. He wrote the following:
“I can give n...
We all have an idea of what the "good life" looks like. But a question my pastor asked recently was, "Does your idea of the 'good life' have room for brokenness...
I will confess to you all now—I did not begin my annual Bible reading until this month!
I know, I know, shame and guilt be upon me (totally kidding!). But I...
The bitter cup of salvation was drunk. But the sweetening flavor of infinite joy whetted our Savior’s lips so that the taste of death fell utterly short to the ...
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
-Psalm 23:1(ESV)
I often times struggle to receive this truth. Not because of its beauty and grace but beca...
One of the most recognized verses in the Bible is also, in my opinion, one of the most misunderstood.
Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I ...
It is one of my greatest fears, if not the greatest fear, that I should never be seen as a “somebody.” That my talents and my intellect and my voice, indeed, my...
Colson Whitehead of The New York Times Magazine recently wrote that,
"'You do you' and its tautological siblings – 'Haters gonna hate,' 'It is what is' – r...
The whole of the Biblical narrative is a portrait of the Savior who has come and is coming again to reconcile his people to the Father. The portrait in its enti...
