I returned home to find my copy of Ragged had arrived while away on a work trip. I sat down that Sunday afternoon, read the first half of the book, and continue...
It is rare that anyone ever writes a scathing book review while strongly favoring the topic of discussion within its pages, but here we are.
Some of you may ...
It probably had something to do with the fact that my neighbor Oscar and I spent the afternoon around a firepit discussing the doctrine of adoption. Todd Philli...
The Lion King (2019) inspired lots of thoughts and observations for me, and I'm looking forward to hearing your yours. You can support the program if you'd like...
One of the most serious threats facing believers (and non-believers) in our world today is actually not an external physical danger, but rather an internal emot...
As a pastor, I am "in a relationship" with the Fuller Youth Institute. I'm not even shy about it. In a culture that makes it challenging for our kids’ faith to ...
A few months ago I heard about an upcoming book from Moody Publishers, a biography on Susie Spurgeon, the wife of Charles Spurgeon. Naturally, I was excited as ...
Sarah Young’s "Jesus Calling" is a phenomenon that shows no signs of slowing down. According to publisher Thomas Nelson, it “continues to grow in units sold eac...
Today is the birthday of C.S. Lewis, the most quoted Christian author of the Twentieth Century. Many pass through a Lewis phase and grow out of it. I never graduated…
Matt Keller, author of The Up the Middle Church, blogged on the subject of "margin drains." He identified four deadly margin drains:
1. Violating the...
Warren Wiersbe warned against forsaking the books of the ages for the books of the hour. We are reading books now which will not be read 50 years hence. If a bo...
Interviews with the Artists is our popular summer series hosted by Cody Anderson, talking with a wide range of popular and not so popular artists in their field...
