Not Ashamed of Faith in the Quiet Moments
Not Ashamed of Faith in Real Life It’s interesting how faith often shows up first in the small, quiet moments of life. Not…
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When God Doesn’t Keep Score the Way We Do
The parable of the workers in the vineyard challenges how we think about fairness, effort, and what it really means to receive God’s…
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When the King Recognizes Authority
When David Calls Someone “Lord”: A Reflection on Psalm 110 Every now and then in Scripture you come across a verse that looks…
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The Quiet Humor of Jesus
Many people miss it, but the sense of humor of Jesus in the Bible reveals a side of His teaching that feels surprisingly…
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My Yoke Is Light: Giving Your Burdens to Him
For a long time, I believed I wasn’t supposed to bring small things to God. Big decisions? Of course. Emergencies? Absolutely. But everyday…
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God’s Wisdom Is Beyond Measure
God’s wisdom is beyond measure — and that truth was reinforced for me recently during a sermon one of the pastors at our…
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What Are the Odds? When One Chapter Gets History Right
This post looks specifically at Daniel 9 prophecy fulfillment and why the sequence of events still stands out historically. Not long ago, I…
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You’re Not a Background Character
In certain seasons of life, it’s easy to forget that God’s purpose for you doesn’t disappear just because life looks different. It’s easy…
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Loving the Unlikely
Jesus loves the unlikely—those who don’t look impressive, confident, or put-together on the surface. You learn a lot about people in a firehouse….
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Why We Can’t Add to What Jesus Did
Why We Can’t Add to What Jesus Did and Earn Grace One of the hardest truths for people to accept about Christianity isn’t…