As with everything worldly, there’s a fine line between what we are free to do and what is helpful.
Introvert Culture & the Christian
Saved by Grace Alone
Our righteousness is not our own. No measure of good behavior or abstention can make any sort of dent in the work that was already done.
Seeking God: We are going to fly
How would I live my day today if I knew that at the end of it I'd be raised up into Heaven?
Seeking a church family
If you only read one thing today, please make it this. It's so good.
Seeking God: Safety in his arms
God has promised restoration to those who turn to Him in belief.
Seeking God: Running the race
Who are the people that run alongside me in our journeys of faith? How can I cheer them on today?
What do my social media posts say about who God is?
What do my social media posts say about who God is?
The only New Year’s Resolution you’ll ever need
Once again it's that crucial day when everyone decides whether to make or break their resolutions: January 2. According to researcher John Norcross in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, approximately 50 percent of the population makes resolutions each New Year and by February, they have given up. (From Psychology Today) Can you relate? I sure... Continue Reading →
What to do when a sermon tests your faith
On my way home last night I decided to listen to a Christian radio channel. They usually air sermons which I like to listen to while driving. Some of my most profound thinking time happens in the driver's seat. However, last night I was surprised to encounter a message focusing on Nazis, Syrians, the wrath of God, and hellfire.... Continue Reading →
[Book Review] Not a fan. Kyle Idleman
Fans are people who cheer someone on from the stadium, but who you'd never see out sweating on the field. They maybe own jerseys of their favorite players, know all the stats, and never miss a game. But when the team has a bad season they are quick to jump the bandwagon and support a... Continue Reading →
tea & testimony 