Loving our neighbors as ourselves is one of those Christian notions that is so familiar it tends to lose its punch...and this idea honestly packs a wallop!
I am not Crazy
Category: Walking with God
The Town Built on a Cliff
When Jesus preached in his hometown they tried to hurl him off a cliff. What can we learn from this powerful story?
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Shifting Orbits
The orbits of our lives shift and change throughout our journey, but our orbit around the Son remains central.
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Beauty Matters
Beauty matters. It's God's promise that this is not the end. Where then can we look for beauty that lasts?
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Broken Things
Everything I own has broken recently, my dishwasher, refrigerator, etc. It's disappointing...and costly. And so it is with the brokenness of sin.
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#ShareYourStory: How God Taught Me to Live Without Sight
Have you ever been out in public when all the lights went out? Guest Author Carolyn Newell shared her experience of walking in faith through an increasingly dark and dangerous world.
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Wrestling with God
This week I offer a guide to young people, especially my own, to approach their existential questions as ones who know God.
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Golden Shackles
What are you risking for your faith? Is it really a risk if we live and give for God, but then retreat to the comfort of our current lifestyles at the end of the day?
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Walking through Walls
I've been reflecting recently on some impenetrable walls in my life, and how after pushing up against them with no effect, Jesus shows up and miraculously moves me to the other side. This epiphany called to mind the post-resurrection accounts of Jesus appearing in locked rooms, transcending spaces where his disciples had hidden in fear. [...]
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Finding Shekinah
Our beach house this summer is named "Shekinah." What does this word for God's dwelling place mean for us today?
