It’s hard to trust beautiful things with tragedy lurking around the corner.

Is Satan capable of inception? Does he whisper temptations in our ear? Is Satan’s authority, power, and relationship to unbelievers the same or different from Christians? These are all valid and, frankly, somewhat haunting questions. I am not left emotionally unmoved by the many destroyed marriages and ministries around me Satan has devoured. I trust […]

While I know the big picture (being that I am eternally in Christ), I forget that right now I exist in time which is made up of moments. It is in these moments that I am called to reflect the character of Christ.

He could take away the gift of choice and rid His creation of both dignity and despair. But instead, He demonstrated love in its highest form.

We shouldn’t grow weary of faithfully praying these prayers, but we can aim for even more precision in our prayers for other church members.

A short post with some practical application of an often overlooked biblical requirement for qualified pastors.

I recently resigned from a church that we planted in 1995 and that I pastored for 25 years. It was a huge decision and, while knowing some things going into it, I also learned some things from it.

Historical theology can be done for the church when historical theologians bring out the treasures from the doctrines of history and serve them as the Lord’s Remembrancers.

Approach it with humility, trust in the power of God’s Word, pray for God’s grace, and preach the hard passage!