A few weeks ago, I shared a few of my plans and prayers for ministry this year. As the fall ministry season approaches, I wanted to share a quick update because things look a lot busier—and I’m grateful for it.
The Fall Ministry Season Just Got a Lot Busier (and I’m Grateful) Read Post »
I’ve officially lived in the United States for 10 years. A lot has changed in this nation over that time, especially as we’ve lost our grasp on something essential to what makes it great. Here’s my reflection on what that is and what we can do to get it back.
What do I think about life in America? Read Post »
The summer months bring a bit of downtime for many of us. And what is one of the best ways to use that? Reading. Here are a few books I would recommend reading during whatever quieter moments you have this summer.
Four Books You Should Read this Summer Read Post »
Being famous online is relatively easy: reward the algorithm. And the easiest way to do that? Make people angry. But as a Christian, I’m convinced easy is rarely right. And sometimes doing what’s right means being ignored.
You don’t want to be internet famous Read Post »
Many fathers do their best to raise their kids in the faith. And when their kids seem to reject Christ, they are tempted to feel like a failure. But is that really the case?
Fellow Father, You Are Not a Failure Read Post »
As 2026 reaches its halfway point, I wanted to offer an update on my ministry plans for your prayers (and a few ways you can support the work the Lord has put before me).
Ministry Plans, Prayers, and Updates (Mid-2026 Edition) Read Post »
May 20th marks the first anniversary of Faith Simplified’s release. In honor of this milestone, I wanted to share a few reflections on the last year, and my hope for this book going forward.
Happy book birthday to Faith Simplified Read Post »
When discipleship feels difficult, where do we need to start? Read an excerpt from my latest article at Gospel Centered Discipleship.
When Discipleship is Difficult, Start With Delight Read Post »
Author events are important, but it’s not necessarily for sales. So what is the point of hosting a book signing, especially if you’re a lesser known author? To make human connections.
What’s the Point of a Book Signing? Read Post »
Why does the resurrection matter to Christians? Because if Jesus did not rise from the dead, Christianity isn’t worth believing.
Why does the resurrection matter to Christians? Read Post »
Sometimes we look God’s characteristics—like love and holiness—and treat them as if they’re in competition or in conflict. But that’s not the way we’re meant to understand what God is like. Instead, we need to see God’s attributes and characteristics as a whole.
Holiness, love, and everything that “is” in God Read Post »
