Learning from History, not Reacting to It
It’s commonly said that hindsight is 20/20, but that simply isn’t the case. In fairness, most people use it not to claim... Read More
The Evangelistic Power of Biblical Marriage
In 1 Peter 2:11–12, Peter argues that believers should live “good lives among the pagans” with the goal that unbelievers would see... Read More
When to Say “No”
Many people are looking for excuses to do less for God. This post is not for them. This is for Christians who... Read More
The Pastor’s Guide to Time Blocking
Perhaps you (like me) have had grand plans of working steadily on projects or sermons only to find that it is Saturday... Read More
Purposeful Suffering
We can endure the worst kinds of pain when there is a meaningful purpose. A cadet can endure strenuous labor and exhaustion... Read More
Serve God While You Have Strength
Breaking news: We are all going to die. But prior to death, we lose our strength and energy. Old age comes with... Read More
Pharisees Don’t Make Good Leaders
That may seem like an odd title, but it captures a leadership principle that is important. I hope it is obvious that... Read More
Jesus, Friend of Sinners and Sovereign Ruler
When we think of Jesus, what comes to mind? My thoughts immediately turn to His sacrificial love for me on the cross.... Read More
Reading for the New Student
Today in the library, I stumbled upon four new students toiling away on a research and writing assignment. This encounter reminded me... Read More
How Should Believers View Government?
The last several months have included a lot of opportunities for Christians to think about the government. Contested elections, controversial judicial decisions,... Read More