
Always talking, never doing
One of the great tensions we face in the Christian life—and the Christian faith—is the tension between belief and action.
Always talking, never doing Read Post »

One of the great tensions we face in the Christian life—and the Christian faith—is the tension between belief and action.
Always talking, never doing Read Post »

Yesterday, I read a provocative article on this subject by David Murrow. He writes: Can I be brutally honest? When it
Is church growth all about the pastor? Read Post »

A couple weeks ago, a news story broke where a waitress who identifies as a lesbian claimed a family refused
Courage and the Christian life Read Post »

As the earth screams through space, balanced exactly on the edge of everyone burning alive and everyone freezing solid, as
See it. Hear Him. Thank Him. Ask for more. Read Post »

Monday, after sharing a few thoughts on the latest bit of controversy surrounding Mark Driscoll, I made the following statement:
How do we fix the problem of celebrity-ism? Read Post »

There’s this young guy I talk with most mornings at my daughter’s bus stop. He’s a really nice kid, not
When you’re gun-shy about discipling others Read Post »

This might seem like a strange subject to bring up at the (possible) end of a series, but it’s an
Get serious about your studies: how should you read the Bible? Read Post »

Lessons from Nehemiah, my latest e-book, is now available for you to download and share with your friends and family. Learn more…
New E-Book: Lessons from Nehemiah Read Post »