A Good Snake Is A Dead Snake
Routines can be very good things. My morning routine helps me to make sure I don’t leave home without the […]
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An Anchor In The Storm
Normally, during this time of year, our church is celebrating the coming school year and discussing how we can engage
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Trust Your Sixth Sense
I’ve heard several self-defense experts through the years suggest that people trust their “sixth sense.” If a situation doesn’t feel
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Ecclesiology: Moving Toward Our People
This Sunday morning, there will be two options for worship on our campus. People can join us outdoors in our
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It Is OK To Be Irrelevant
I’m terrible with celebrity names. I don’t watch enough TV to know who stars in what. Most of my celebrity
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Listen Quickly, Think Slowly
The book of James is a favorite for my wife. She loves the practical applications in the book. I appreciate
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Worship Isn’t Supposed to Be Safe
As we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, churches all over the U. S. are beginning to return to worship
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Husband, Love Your Wife
The best moment of a wedding is the instant the bride enters the worship space. But, my favorite sight is
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Tend Your Own Garden
This morning, I sat on my porch before there was enough daylight to read my Bible. It is unseasonably cool.
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Politics Can’t Fix This
Watching or reading news is hard these days. This morning my personal prayer time and journaling revolved around the depressing
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Just Listen
Communication is often hard in a marriage. It is complicated by the fact that I’m a fixer and Angela is
The Humbling Power of Age
I’m not an old man. Not yet. But, my body regularly reminds me that I am not young anymore. It
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