I am 31 and single, and I am burdened for you. You who wake up on both sides of the bed every morning. You who sit alone, eat alone, weep alone, laugh alone, live each day alone. You who continue to check the dreaded marital-status box – single. I write to you. Not as one who … More Your Single Days Are Now
The sun shines brightest after the darkest of nights. So imagine the darkest of nights . . . Is “the Savior of the world” really the Savior of the world? For he lies cold in a coffin. The end. . . . or so they thought. What they didn’t notice that morning was the simple, … More When the Sun Had Risen
Have you observed the average evangelical church of today with Bible in hand? If so, you may have noticed a number of things the church has that the Bible doesn’t. Buildings. Perhaps most obviously, the early church was not confined to a church building with steeple and pews. No building campaigns, mortgages, custodians, and carpet … More 10 Things the Church Has That the Bible Doesn’t
In the twinkling of an eye. Maybe today. Or in a thousand years. One thing is certain – our journey will end. I speak not of life, for it endures forever. I speak of knowing. Knowing. In this moment, our knowing is . . . bound. We know all we need to know, but we don’t … More Make Us Not Wasteful, But Greedy
When I scroll through my Facebook feed, I am often compelled to sit and weep. Not because of mass shootings, tragic accidents, or missing persons reports, though these are truly grieving. What strikes me more than all of these are messages, usually implied and not so hidden, which say, “Yes, I know who God is. … More For Tomorrow We Die
Journey of the Word 