Meeting Jesus in John’s Gospel
A practical guide to meeting Jesus in John’s Gospel and exploring the life-changing encounters that reveal who He truly is.
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One Conviction That Changed the Whole Church
Martin Luther didn’t set out to start a revolution. He just wanted clarity on the Gospel, and that changed everything.
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Why I Wrote “The Gospel-First Church”
Why I wrote The Gospel First Church and why returning the Gospel to the center still brings renewal to tired churches and leaders.
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How Jesus Still Shows Up at Christmas
A Christmas reflection on how Jesus is often overlooked, yet still faithfully proclaimed, and why He remains the centre of the season.
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Seeing God’s Heart in Four Leaders
What does God’s character look like when it shows up in human leadership? Kings, prophets, priests, and sages each carried a piece of His heart — and they still have something to say to leaders today.
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Preparing for the Next Pastor
A look at how I’m learning to prepare our church now for the next pastor who’ll lead after me.
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Bible | Leadership | Ministry
Faithful to the Calling
I’ve been learning that legacy isn’t about length. It’s about being faithful to the calling God gives, even when life feels heavy.
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Stop Going to Church Print Launch
The print edition of Stop Going to Church is here. Thanks for supporting the eBook launch. Let’s keep learning to be the Church together.
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Learning to Lead with All Four Voices
Learning to lead with the Four Voices helps me balance truth with empathy and wisdom with presence.
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Understanding the Spectrum of Complementarianism
Exploring the spectrum of complementarianism and how churches interpret male and female leadership through biblical conviction, partnership, and shared mission.
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Family | Leadership | Ministry
God’s Faithfulness in Every Season
A personal reflection on how God’s faithfulness carried me and my family through a demanding season of ministry, study, and Nicole’s cancer journey.
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Reaching Peak Millennials
Reaching Peak Millennials is key to the church’s future. Millennials are returning, but few are being discipled into leadership. Let’s change that.
