Shadows, Substance, and God’s Love
Are we right to call the death of Jesus good news? It might seem strange, but it is good news because Jesus’ death is God’s love on display.
No, you probably aren’t called to be a pastor
“Am I called to be a pastor?” Many newer Christians—especially men—ask this question regularly. And the answer? Probably not. Here’s why that is, and why that’s a good thing.
Free Discussion Guide: Navigating the “Now What” Together
Our faith doesn’t grow in isolation. It grows in relationship. Get the free companion discussion guide for my new book, I’m a Christian—Now What? A Guide to Your New Life with Christ.
What is Jesus saying in John 3:16?
John 3:16 is one of the most cited and quoted verses in the entire Bible. It is a beautiful verse. But do we really know what it is saying? Let’s explore and see why this is verse is good news worth sharing.
10 Quotes from I’m a Christian—Now What?
My new book, I’m a Christian—Now What, is now available. Today I’m sharing a few helpful quotes from the book.
Honor Time, Authors & Acknowledgements
Honor time is an important practice in my church. Today, I explain what that means & put it into practice with the acknowledgements for my new book.
Christians, are we doing discernment wrong?
Discernment is a good & biblical word, but it’s taken on a very not-good connotation. How do we reset after publicly doing it wrong for years? It starts by remembering the purpose of discernment.
Your Next Favorite Book: Knowing God
In this episode of Your Next Favorite Book, I’m sharing some thoughts on one of the most helpful spiritual formation books I’ve ever read, Knowing God by J. I. Packer.
Harsh language: should Christians use it—and if so, how?
Should Christians ever use harsh language? Yes, although we should be wise about when and how. Here are four principles to guide us.
3 tricks to help you memorize Scripture
Many new (& not so new) Christians want to memorize Scripture. How can they start? Here are a few of the tips & tricks I’ve found helpful.