
Less About The Fence, More About The Playground: Female Ambition and Complementarian Culture
What joy and goodness wait for the church when women are encouraged to sprint full-force into the playground where they can use their gifts in any and every way possible.

The Light of Weakness
Even if we momentarily have strength that surpasses all others, we are sure to face a reckoning of weakening.

Ye, Beneath Life’s Crushing Load
The Incarnation sounds the trumpet of our desperate need for a Savior acquainted with grief.

Life is Fleeting, God is Forever
Though we are not promised ease of life as we look forward to 2021, we are promised eternal life that gives enduring hope.

Intellectual Disabilities and The Church
The church would look more like heaven if those with intellectual disabilities were fully integrated in the life and ministry of the church.

The Siblinghood of the Saints
We do not exist to be used by one another but rather loved by one another.

Consider The Grasshoppers of The Earth
If God, who fashioned every creature together with His very words, knows and cares about the lowest portion of the animal kingdom, what does that mean for you and me?

Dying to Live: Lilias Trotter’s Parables of the Cross
Are you willing to lose your life so that someone else could find their life in Jesus?

Worthy: A Book Review
Series: Book Reviews
Worthy caused me to be thankful for pastors, brothers, bosses, coworkers, friends, mentors, family members, and those who champion me on social media who I barely know! God is at work within His church.

Calling My Prejudice By Its Name
I could never ask my African American brothers and sisters to trust that I will fight against systemic racism if I don’t first confess that I have sinned against them, and ultimately against the Lord.