There is a phrase that commonly pops up whenever prayer is mentioned. It is verse 17 from 1 Thessalonians 5 that simply states, “pray...

Is the phrase, "God will never give you more than you can handle", actually true?

These are two objects that are never associated with one another and yet they offer context to what was meant by God's promise and oath.

Thanks to the work of the Spirit, my experience led me to consider deep and pivotal questions that disciples of Christ must face everyday.

Our trust in God was more severely tested than ever before...This was like stumbling around the Mines of Moria.

"How am I supposed to break out of past behavior if I’m minimally conscious of it and don’t reflect?"

Below is the transcript of the sermon I recorded for my church's June 7th Gathering. Good morning New Community family. I’m excited to be...

Acting on opportunities isn’t just about serving others, but about allowing others to grow us and serve us as well.

Hope and thankfulness, not positivity, should be our resting state of mind.

There are a lot of specific ways to make people feel supported through prayer.

Prayer is crucial. But there is a difference between thinking that and acting on it.

5 practical steps for setting spiritual goals.

Photo by Isaac Smith on Unsplash Setting spiritual goals is something I’ve struggled mightily to do. It doesn’t help that I’ve had...

Anticipating Needs is the first blog post in a series I'm calling, "Equipping to Serve", based on my upcoming book.

"Sometimes, obeying the “Stay At Home” order feels a little bit like house arrest."

"As a people of God’s new kingdom, we are not on this earth to be served but to serve."

We find direction in these uncertain times when we follow Christ's example and rely on God to uplift us.

A little explanation about my blog project, Windshield and the Rearview.

I was struggling to be mindful about leadership, so I looked to Loren Reno for advice in creating a personal statement to guide me.

The Comfort Culture is hard to resist despite our calling to be "crucified with Christ".