What is one thing I would do differently in my marriage if I could start over today? While there are plenty of mistakes I’ve made over the years, I think the key thing I would do differently is this: I would stop worrying about who leads.
The One Thing in My Marriage I Wish I Could Do Differently Read Post »
We often read the Sermon on the Mount merely as a set of rules. And sometimes we turn parts of that aren’t rules into them. But when we do this, we miss the starting point of the Sermon on the Mount: the grace Jesus gives to all who need it.
The Starting Point of the Sermon on the Mount Read Post »
Normally, when someone is wrong on the internet, I try to ignore it. But when a celebrity pastor recently said that ADHD and mental illness aren’t real, I couldn’t. How do I know they’re real? Because I have ADHD. Here’s why this kind of foolish talk is so dangerous.
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Christians believe God’s Word is good. It is good for us personally—and it is good for the world. But if we believe this, why don’t we read it? There may be many reasons for this, but what if the most important is that we don’t know how?
If we believe God’s Word is good, we need to read it Read Post »
How do we know if God is real? Sometimes we doubt it because we can’t see him face-to-face, or if he is real, he must be silent. But God doesn’t hide his existence. He makes himself known. And if we want to know if he is real, go outside.
If you want to know if God is real, go outside Read Post »
We are all tempted to compare ourselves with others, but should we? Not at all. The way you are called to follow Jesus is going to be different than the way I am. Neither is better than the other. They’re just different. And that’s a good thing.
Follow Jesus the YOU are Meant to (Not the Way Someone Else is) Read Post »
Jesus’ restoration of Peter in John 21 is a beautiful moment of grace. But it also confuses us because of two different words that mean love.
Love Means Love (Even When the Greek Words are Different) Read Post »
The final chapter of John’s Gospel serves as its epilogue. Within it, we find an invitation from Jesus, one that starts with breakfast, but is life-changing for all who hear it.
The Epilogue and the Invitation Read Post »
Christians have spent years focused on ministry in post-Christian societies. But what do we need to know about what comes after post-Christianity—and what challenges might we face?
What Comes After Post-Christianity? Read Post »
Embracing limitations is never easy. But we need to because our limits are a gift; an opportunity to rely on him and the people around us.
Our limits are a gift from God Read Post »
