“I believe the Bible.” It’s a common claim, professed by Christians and non-Christians alike. For those who hold the Bible high and love it deeply, the label would seem quite noble. In an age where many would seek to minimize the Bible’s teachings or throw out the Scriptures altogether, “I believe the Bible” is bold … More Why “I Believe the Bible” Is Not Enough
I live with nearly constant pain – and nearly zero answers. After more than ten years and countless medical appointments, I feel as if I’m right back where I started. I can’t write, type, stir, or play piano without the potential for significant pain. So I avoid most of these things. If I sit for … More My Pain Is Real
“I say to you today, my friends, even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream.” Thus began the famous words of passionate world-changer, Martin Luther King, Jr. I’m no MLK, but I have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the mind of God. I have … More I’m No MLK, But I Have a Dream
I have never been a skeptic. And what an undeserving grace. When I was a baby, I was told that the Bible was true, and when I was old enough to comprehend such a concept, I believed it. I never thought the Bible was “just man-made.” I never wondered if it was flawed. It never … More Speaking Scripture to Skeptics
The great tragedy of our day is the seeming inability humanity has to slow down and love people. We fill every last little space of our lives till it hurts to break out of the routine and take notice of those around us. We go to work, school, the grocery store, the gym, and we … More Slow Down and Love People
Journey of the Word 