Remember how the Resurrected King found it well worth his time to do what many would consider a waste of time.

I can't wait to meet David. The shepherd king who poured out his heart using ink on papyrus in such wide sweeping strokes. He expressed e...

A few weeks ago the Church paused as we do every year and sat still for a moment in the weight of Good Friday. It's a day we are confront...

Dear friends, my little fingers have been busy typing for other projects and not as much as I'd like for this blog. Most recently I contr...

If you happen to have a Bible nearby, it might be helpful to flip open to Matthew 19 & 20. Or if you're on a device, you can pull it up o...

This is an excerpt from pg. 25 of The Valley of Vision: A Collection of Puritan Prayers & Devotions edited by Arthur Bennett. May these w...

Some days are diamonds, aren't they? And some days...well...some days melancholy comes knocking at the door. When it does, we have a choi...

Our family stayed closer to home this Spring Break, exploring a portion of the Pisgah National Forest called The Land of Waterfalls. This...

Please forgive the delay here! For whatever reason, four different conferences I was set to attend all fell within ten days of one anothe...

Sometimes I don't have to dig too deep for words. They flow easy because what I'm experiencing in life and what's written in the Text jus...

This post is for the downcast. The ones feeling oppressed by circumstance, who feel "under" it all. Those overwhelmed by the lingering he...

This is post from three years ago when the first movie in the Fifty Shades trilogy was released. On February 8, the final film will hit t...

I pulled this one out of the archives and thought I'd repost...maybe some of you can relate. Even though this was originally written two ...

I'm struck today with how much my God has forgotten when there is so much to remember. I am Israel at heart. I have boasted and depended...

As followers of Christ, when we rehearse the Christmas story, we can hear a bit of ourselves in all of its parts. Like the shepherds, we ...