One rhythm that I have found both vital and transformational in my life is reading through and studying scripture. This is an annual rhythm for me. And although I have grown to love this journey, there have been many years where I experienced the collision of desire and disappointment.

A new year is just around the corner. Many people will spend the coming days thinking about all their hopes and dreams for the year ahead. I’ve learned over the years that things do not change because of the year on the calendar. Things change with intentionality.

A simple reminder for leaders and followers of Jesus: We need hard hands and soft hearts.

A Pastors Perspective on the turn of Roe v. Wade

Here are 4 Pastoral Thoughts for Jesus followers on how we should process this turn, and this historic shift in the United States of America.

There are not many people that I have met in life that have an intentionally self-centered perspective on life and decisions. The challenge is when we never allow the slow creep of self-focus to be challenged and confronted. Here are three ways to counteract “The Hezekiah Mindset”.

What are the ESSENTIALS for the follower of Jesus. We have been looking at the book of Acts and back to the first century church to discover what those practices and characteristics are. Check out this weeks message entitled “FAMILY FEATURES”.

For some, it is easy to play the blame game. For others, it’s easy to not take responsibility. Here are three truths from the life of a king named Hezekiah and the mindset he had. Read more in “At Least It’s Not My Problem”

Here are five reasons why we do this, and why I think you should be a part