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blog post | December 16, 2021

Christ didn’t call the faithful. He called the weak and weary and made them faithful. He called you to come, behold, adore.

blog post | August 7, 2018

Am I without sin? Am I in a position to judge? Perhaps Jesus is asking you to back away and give Him the room.

blog post | March 21, 2023

Humble servants of the king aren’t ashamed to sing or speak their worship.

blog post | August 14, 2019

Let’s look at a few of the myths that perpetuate our doubts and fears as we navigate the questions of salvation.

blog post | December 10, 2010

What would it be like to raise a child to know God's truth and then watch her choose rebellion? Would I persevere to keep praying?

blog post | July 16, 2024

We have a God who sees and cares about the pain going on in our prodigals’ lives.

blog post | August 9, 2022

Our desire for control can produce all sorts of sour, prickly fruits. But getting rid of control’s sour fruits will involve tearing out some of sin’s deepest roots.

blog post | November 14, 2024

Competitiveness can reap a whirlwind of trouble. But because we’ve been transformed by the glorious gospel, we can embrace a better way: the way of Christ.

blog post | January 5, 2022

Unpacking Titus 2 in a context of formal mentorship is perfectly legitimate, but it should also motivate us to ask one very important question: what is my life teaching?

blog post | January 21, 2016

What makes the vaccination debate so emotionally charged? And as Christian mothers, how should we approach this sensitive and volatile topic?