A medium-length post walking through Gospel themes of judgment, repentance, mercy, and grateful love in the aftermath of the golden calf rebellion in Exodus 32.

A relatively short post looking at the persecution of Christians in countries like Nigeria before asking, “How am I carrying my own cross?”

A short post about the importance of confession and the role it plays in our relationship with God.

A medium length post about James 1:26-27 and my own struggles in putting it into practice.

A medium length post about the relationship between Christianity and the LGBT community and the overlapping need for repentance in both camps.

A shortish post sharing some things that I was recently privileged to talk about at a men’s group in my congregation.

A lengthier post about false teaching, false prophecy, and the dangers of neglecting biblical discipline in the body of Christ.

Part two of Christ the Victor, focusing on briefly identifying and expressing the biblical role of the Messiah as the servant of God and what that means.

A quick post about the awesome privilege it is to be a member of the family of God.

A short post about learning some lessons the hard way and turning away from old, familiar sins.

A relatively short post sharing some realizations my wife and I had during Passover this year.

A quick post giving an update on the Christ the Victor study and encouraging you to be grateful and content in the Lord for the provisions He makes in our lives.

The start of a study focusing on better understanding the identity and role of Christ.

A short post to encourage you to reflect on the compassion and patience of God.

1 John 4:8 tells us that “God is love,” but do we really understand what love means?

A short post about the importance of staying on the straight and narrow path.

A short post about the urgent need to practice forgiveness and show mercy.

A semi-quick post about living as a new creation and having confidence in Christ.

A brief little post about sharing our faith and what it requires of us.

We as humans are very good at forgetting- what does it look like when we forget the most important part of our lives?