The Decision After The Decision

When people talk about their crumbling marriage, a lost job or a destroyed friendship, they often refer back to one bad decision they made. They go on to explain that they just made a mistake. Some even call it a momentary lapse in judgment. They argue that everything...

Trust Me, I Got You

As a dad, I constantly tell my two young daughters, “Trust me, I got you.” I say this to them all the time — when we go to different and unique places, when we are watching a new movie or TV show and a scary scene comes on, when we are on a nature...

You’re on the Team

Writing to the Church in Corinth (1 Corinthians 12:12–26), Paul gave a metaphor to illustrate the Church in action. He referred to it as the Body of Christ and spoke about how each body part was created to fulfill a particular role. Paul’s point...

Patterns for Discipline

I’m just not a disciplined person. We have all heard this comment before, and some of us might have even said these very words when trying to become a more organized and disciplined person. I imagine that with the start of the new year, some goals are being made...

The Wonderful Counsel of Scripture

The metanarrative (big fancy word for the big story) of the Bible is the message of how a loving God sent his only Son to die for us so that we may have life. The Bible is not a self-help book but rather a relationship book for man to be restored to God. With that...

Peace With A Purpose

Whenever Christians start encouraging one another to be at peace with each other no matter the cost, someone usually expresses this common sentiment: “What am I supposed to do? Just lay down and let people walk all over me?” They typically make this...