Bible | Discipleship | Leadership | NT
How to Transform a Nation
Embrace God’s guidance in government and transform your nation through love, prayer, and evangelism.
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Church | Discipleship | Leadership | NT
Uniting America by Overcoming Evil With Good
Reflecting on the US Presidential Election one month later, December 10th, 2012. As we find ourselves one month beyond the conclusion of the 2012 US Presidential Election, it’s apparent that the echoes of discontent persist on social media platforms. Despite Obama securing re-election, a substantial segment of the American population adamantly resists embracing a Democrat-led…
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Why You Show Her You Love Her, Everyday
Yesterday was my wife’s birthday and we had a great time with the family. Overall, she had a pretty enjoyable day doing some of the things she loves. And yet, as I think about how I acted yesterday, I feel convicted.
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How To Authentically Love Our Neighbours
How are you at loving others? I wish I was better at it. A common reason people love others is to be liked. It sounds shallow, I know, but at the root of far too many acts of kindness is a desire to be accepted or embraced by others. When we love our neighbours, it’s almost always for us, in some way.
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Bible | Discipleship | Gospels
How Loving Jesus and Obeying Jesus Are Connected
If we love Him, we obey Him. In my opinion, this is the hardest teaching that Jesus ever gave. Lately, this instruction on obedience has been coming up a lot, and challenging me to my core.
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How Worship Can Convict and Bring Repentance
A single song can convict. In my late teens, I heard a song that resonated deep within me. This song would become my life’s most influential praise and worship song. This song continues to draw me near to God whenever I hear it, and even more so, whenever I sing it.
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Bible | Discipleship | Gospels | OT
3 Types of Rebuke and the Motives Behind Them
As someone who has received plenty of rebuke in life, well-deserved I might add; I have come to realize the difference between certain types of rebuke, all stemming from motive. The power and traction of a rebuke are primarily centred on the motive of the person issuing it. The process in which a rebuke takes place, and the words used, will all flow out of that motive.
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Bible | Discipleship | NT
How To Recognize Faith, Hope, and Love
Pursuing faith, hope, and love shouldn’t stem from good intentions or a desire to be kind to people because it’s the right thing to do. It should be an outpouring of the Gospel transformation in our hearts, and the renewed mind that can only come from genuinely experiencing a spiritual rebirth. That kind of faith, hope, and love does not depend on life circumstances or temporal emotional responses; it is rooted in the person and power of Jesus Christ.
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Bible | Books | Discipleship | NT
How To Embrace Tests of Faith Instead of the Approval of Others
We can persevere through those unhealthy and unhelpful thoughts and feelings, moving into a place of deeper belonging. We can make a choice to rest in God’s love, poured out through Jesus, who becomes our source of value and identity. And in Him, we receive a maturity that we might not otherwise have known.
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Bible | Discipleship | OT
God Is Listening
When life falls apart and God feels silent, Job’s story reminds us that God is listening to every word we cry out.
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Bible | Leadership | NT
Acting More Like Peter
Acting more like Peter means moving toward Jesus with urgency instead of waiting for comfort or certainty.
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Bible | Discipleship | Family | Gospels | NT
When Culture Clashes with Biblical Marriage
Biblical marriage roles aren’t about control—they’re about reflecting Christ and His Church in a world that’s forgotten God’s design.
