How Worship Can Convict and Bring Repentance
One song can shift your heart. Here’s how a single worship song has drawn me back to conviction and repentance for over twenty years.
One song can shift your heart. Here’s how a single worship song has drawn me back to conviction and repentance for over twenty years.
Every rebuke carries a motive behind it. Here’s how to tell the difference between correction that wounds and correction that helps you grow.
A Francis Chan clip on 1 John 2:6 left me convicted. I want to live as Jesus did.
Francis Chan’s Erasing Hell remains the best biblical response to universalism and the questions Love Wins raised.
Hard seasons aren’t the end of the story. Here’s why trusting God’s story for your life changes how you walk through trial.
A youth pastor’s farewell concert in Alaska taught me what deciding to stay or leave really costs, and why faith has to lead it.
Immigration paperwork taught me something about Philippians 3. Our citizenship in heaven has no conditions, no expiration, and no paperwork.
Christian pop rock has always had a thread running through the church. Here’s why it matters and why it’s worth paying attention to.
Following Jesus has always meant risk. Are you all in, rain or shine, or just riding the Sunday pew?
One faithful prayer warrior showed me more about intercession than any sermon ever did. Here’s what his example taught me.
There has been a lot of controversy about Rob Bell’s new title “Love Wins”. Many a believer has been up in arms at the thoughts surrounding Mr. Bell’s statements and insinuations, resulting in the reader questioning whether or not Bell believes in Hell and or the ruler of Hell, Satan.
A church league softball game in Alaska got me wondering about denominational lines and where Jesus actually shows up.