In this episode, Debbie and Josh discuss how the church should interact with culture. We were never called to run away from culture, and yet that is what happen...
In 2000, at the age of 18, I started working in churches. Since then, my time in vocational ministry has seen a ton of changes. The church growth movement and e...
Sometimes when I hear Christians talk about marriage, it sounds a bit idealistic. Some “if you do things God’s way…” promises feel a recipe for happily ever aft...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh look at what it means to be faithful. Why is it important to be able to stand on what you believe, and what happens if you can'...
Though it’s been a tough year, and it’s only half over, I’m thankful for what I’ve learned so far during 2020. Here are a few things I’ve been reminded of…
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My parents married when I was already on the way. This was supposed to be information we never figured out, I guess. Both had come out of unsuccessful first mar...
Part 2 of An In-Depth Look at Teachings that Lead to Pseudo-Christianity. For Part 1: Introduction, click here.
While regular attenders of a church, we reali...
In a Bible study, I overheard a dispute between two siblings. There was a lot of the usual “he said,” “she said,” “they said,” and “Mom said.” In the midst of t...
Hatred of self—of the way we look, the way others see us, the way we see ourselves—guarantees misery. Sometimes our own negative internal dialogue can be worse ...
One reason I love the Bible is because of how bluntly honest it is. If you were making up a religion you’d never think to put in the quirks and idiosyncrasies w...
In reading the kind of articles that one does in the middle of a stay-at-home order, I stumbled across an announcement that one of my childhood favorite cartoon...
By Pastor Chris and Tené Linzey
This post is NOT about the trial or the verdicts of recent volatile cases, but about an issue that these debacles have brough...
