The Spirit's role isn't as clear-cut and understandable in our lives as Jesus' role is. There's a fair amount of confusion, mystery, and even curiosity as we seek to live with God's Spirit...
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As we find ourselves in the midst of rising prices and lower purchasing power these days, one question of profound spiritual and social importance surfaces:
Should the stress of inflation impact our giving?
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The church plays a crucial role in the spiritual journey of believers but not a comprehensive role in fostering a deeper understanding and love for Jesus.
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Carbohydrates are the key to the resurrection
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What would you say if I told you that one of the greatest indicators of your faith is your relationship with the church?
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Does talking about Santa as make-believe ruin or improve your kids Christmas experience?
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What if the most unbelievable truths about you and God, are actually what you need to believe most?
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Suffering is one of the most powerful ways God gets our attention. It’s the place where we blame Him, and seek Him.
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On March 11, 2020 — I turned 37. It is also the day the WHO declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic. And my birthday, the world, and your life haven’t been the same since.
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Everyone puts the crown on someone. Who have you put the crown on?
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How would you finish this sentence: “All I want for Christmas is _______?
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Gratitude is at the heart of the Gospel. As Christians we adhere to the truth that forced gratitude is impossible and earned gratitude impermissible.
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The problem that most of us have with leaders is, we believe they will use their prominence and power for themselves.
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I’d like to introduce you to the three people you meet during COVID, two of which you know quite well - the Thief, the Critic and the Sage.
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What should we do when our candidate wins? What should we do when our candidate loses?
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If we don’t talk about what’s hard, then it can be easy to think that everything is OK.
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We can’t congregate, commemorate, or legislate our way into unity. So what can unify us as people, as Americans and as Christians?
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I was supposed to be inside worshipping, but instead I was outside texting. I could hear the music through the double doors so I knew I still had some time before the message started, but still, I had promised myself I wouldn't miss this service.
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When I was an athetist, my 'bad experiences' with God, Christians and the church caused me to believe (Yes even atheists have beliefs! But that is another post for another time) more than a few incorrect 'truths'.
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Monks seem to have this mystical quality about them that we secretly envy. They have detached from material things; they speak sparingly but with intent; and often, they seem to have this connection with God that we'd pay anything to have. Good new for us, this connection can be had for free.
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