In the following posts, I will share that before Jesus reminds us in the Parable of the Sower found in Matthew 13:1-23 that the heart can be seen in various…
In the following posts, I will share that before Jesus reminds us in the Parable of the Sower found in Matthew 13:1-23 that the heart can be seen in various…
In the following posts, I will share that before Jesus reminds us in the Parable of the Sower found in Matthew 13:1-23 that the heart can be seen in various…
It is not simply that God cares abstractly about justice; it is that God loves justice, does justice, is justice, and provides our trustworthy foundation through his precepts in how…
My friend Scott gave me permission to share an extraordinary experience while in the hospital post-surgery, let me say that again while in the hospital post-surgery. While laying on a hospital…
“Forgiveness might well be the hardest blessing we will ever offer—or receive. As with any difficult practice, it’s important to ask not only for the strength we will need for…
I am not going to give you the five things you need to succeed. Or the three things that have allowed me to achieve. Or stories of my many failures…
Sometimes when you are not feeling well you have to press into the unexpected for the miraculous.
Lament is the work of taking our theology into practice. We begin with lament to center our hearts on God’s heart that is near to the suffering (Hosea 12:6) and gives…
I often jest when responding to the question, “What is your favorite verse in the Bible?” My response is, “The gospel of blank spaces and margins, those white spaces between…
To help us understand Transitions, we will employ the biblical narrative describing a particular liminal moment in the life of King David.
The 1 Samuel 18-22 narrative unveiled several life-changing…
1 Corinthians 13:11, “When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became an adult, I put…