I have a confession. I am a horrible self critic. And I don’t think I’m alone. It seems, in Christianity today, we’ve become experts at the art of self-flagellation. Not the medieval…
In our age, where the digital reigns supreme and voices of all sorts clamor for our attention through the screens we carry in our pockets or keep on our desks,…
As a pastor, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the nature of sin. While I don’t pretend to have it figured out. Here’s some musings on the subject: I…
Being born into a Christian family, like I was, plants you right in the middle of a grand story. But sometimes, it feels a bit like being a soldier who’s…
Imagine you’re walking through a dense forest, the canopy above barely letting the sunlight peek through. Suddenly, you feel a sharp sting on your ankle. Looking down, you see a…
“Simply then, Gospel social justice is not equality, it’s impartiality. See people as people. Stop labelling, and start loving.”
“One commonly held evangelical belief is that God’s Word is infallible, inerrant, and inspired, yet this applies only to the original text in its original language.”
“For those who have placed faith and trust in Jesus Christ, this should cause no apprehension.”
What if God’s will was for you to NOT do something? For Paul, he seemed pretty happy that God kept him from some ministry opportunities. This article dives into how we can be content in what God has for us, not longing for what He doesn’t.
All stories come to an end. The Biblical narrative ends in a way that gives us more hope than anything. This article explores the destiny laid out in the Bible.
“Everyone wants a revolution, but no one wants to do the dishes.” For all our talk of changing the world, our evangelism is most effective when it starts at work. This article dives into the link between doing our job well and impacting people for the Kingdom of God.
We all know some things are right and some things are wrong, but how do we tell the difference? Without a Christian worldview, right and wrong can become mere matters of opinion. This article helps us see how morality comes from the nature God gave us.
For many Christians, church is a comfortable place. The comings and goings all make sense, the atmosphere is expected. But comfort can quickly become ownership. We need to always remember that when it comes to God, He is the king and we are unworthy servants.
People have long asked about the meaning of life. For all the confusion, God has made the answer clear in His word. In this article, we see God’s answer to the question of meaning.