No one likes proselytizing, except we all do it all the time. We always talk about what we care about, trying to convince people to agree with us. So what does this mean for Christians as we try to talk about Jesus with others?
What’s the Problem with Proselytizing? Read Post Ā»
Some of us believe that to question God in any way is an act of unbelief. But there are times when to question God is actually an act of faith. Psalm 10 helps us to see how.
A Question Can be an Act of Faith Read Post Ā»
Vulnerable & encouraging, Gay Girl, Good God by Jackie Hill Perry reminds us of God’s power to transform livesāno matter their circumstancesāand make them more like Jesus.
Gay Girl, Good God by Jackie Hill Perry (Book Review) Read Post Ā»
The resurrection of Jesus is central to Christianity. But for many people, it is a stumbling blockāsomething too difficult to belief. But what would we lose without it? In a word: Everything.
What I would lose without the resurrection? Read Post Ā»
With so many books out there, new Christians need help making wise reading choices. Here are my recommendations for 5 types of books new Christians should read.
5 types of books new Christians should read Read Post Ā»
The Bible is full of beauty and encouragement. There are also a number of Bible passages we don’t like. What does our discomfort with some passages reveal?
3 Bible passages we don’t like (even if we don’t want to admit it) Read Post Ā»
How do we keep Christ in Christmas, even as we embrace all the fun of the season? There is a secret to itābut it isn’t all that secret. In fact, it starts with how we approach every day.
The real secret of keeping the “Christ” in Christmas Read Post Ā»
Certainty is seen by many as the enemy of faith, especially among those who have been hurt within the church. But is it really?
Certainty is not the enemy of faith Read Post Ā»
Reading Writers is back in the studio this week with a new episode. On this episode, Dave and I are
S3, Ep. 10: What does it mean to “grow down”? Read Post Ā»
This is a strange Easter for me. It’s not strange from the perspective that the details are foreign (certainly not).
Grace for those struggling Read Post Ā»
