What do we do when the well doesn’t run dry but instead continues to pump out toxicity?

I would honestly feel cheated if we went through another election cycle and a godless, pagan culture wasn’t telling me how to live more like Jesus. Here is my loving response…

If fear is so normal and inevitable, why would God– who created us, knows every natural thought, response, and inclination (because He perfectly designed them) take such care to tell us “Don’t be afraid?”

No fear here, friends-not in life or death. No need to shrink back from this spooky season!

See this rightly, friend. There are things the Bible does and things it doesn’t.

Taylor Swift’s latest album gives Believers yet another chance to reflect on and decide–how holy do we really want to be?

Hugs. And Thugs.
On one side, we have the soft-voiced, granola-crusted sages of gentle parenting, whose toddlers never hear the word “no” without a full TED Talk on emotional safety.

Was it perfect? Was it political? Revival or Regrettable? Here is a balanced perspective.

The whole world needs guidance on how to respond to tragedy. But before that can happen, the world probably needs guidance on how to define tragedy. It seems we are struggling with that as well. 

Charlie Kirk: Man of Faith, Man of Fire

The recent headlines about a young woman murdered on a train reveal not only the flaws in political “wisdom,” but the absence of moral and spiritual wisdom as well.

I’m so tired of hearing “thoughts and prayers aren’t enough.”
Usually from people who don’t pray—or do anything else.

To the bride and groom…Yes, we can be kind to people with disagree with.

Look at this. I saw this comment on social media this week. The world will say it is brave, truth to power, and compassion for all. “Hi. Just wanna say that a person’s very existence cannot be “against your beliefs.” That is called bigotry. Thanks.”   This is rotten. Subtle, but rotten. This is a…