The Divine Pause: Exploring the God Who Rests
My hammock ranks among my top five prized possessions, symbolizing rest and peace for me. You see, I have an inherent passion
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Just Do Nothing: The Free Gift of Justification
Paul tells us we are all moving toward a moment when we stand accountable before our Creator. History ends in a courtroom—a
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The Call to Outdo One Another in Honor
The call to honor one another isn’t a mere suggestion; it’s a command rooted in Scripture. Romans 16, often overlooked, is a
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Applying the Doctrine of the Trinity to Everyday Life
What does the doctrine of the Trinity have to do with our daily lives? It might seem like a lofty concept, but
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Finding Joy in a Frustrating World: The Uncomfortable Wisdom of Ecclesiastes
The book of Ecclesiastes is a puzzle, challenging the intellect and unsettling the spirit. Through history, its interpretation has sparked confusion and
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Bilingual Faith: The Language of Lament in Psalm 88
The heart speaks a universal language through the medium of music, capturing life’s joys and sorrows. The Bible serves as the music
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The Majesty of the Lion and Lamb
The Transformative Power of Sight Have you ever encountered a sight that left an indelible mark on your soul? Perhaps it was
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The Good News of a Grieving God: Anchoring Your Heavy Heart to Isaiah 53
Grief is a profound, universal human experience that shapes the contours of our emotional landscape. It is a journey through turbulent seas,
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The Roots of the Lord’s Supper
So much of our lives revolve around the meal, hunger is the body’s internal alarm clock reminding us that we need nourishment
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Armed for Battle: Engaging in Spiritual Warfare
Spiritual battles are real, that’s undeniable. But how do we fight? How do we wage war? In Ephesians 6:10-17, the Apostle Paul
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Encountering the Emotions of Jesus: A Glimpse into God’s Heart and Humanity
In a world that often demands a stoic demeanor and an unflinching attitude, the life of Jesus points in another direction. It
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Toward a Theology of Safety
This series touches on our experiences with vulnerability and our inherent need for safety and refuge. It looks at how God is
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God is Our Refuge
Throughout the pages of the Bible, safety language infused with the imagery of refuge and towers speaks to divine protection in our
The Danger of the Cross and the Safety it Affords
In the cross, we encounter a paradox that shatters the norms of human understanding—the concept of enduring danger to ensure safety. As
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How God Provides Safety
As we continue exploring the theme of divine safety, we venture into the heart of God’s provision. We are looking at the
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God is Safe and Why it Matters
God is safe. Across eternity and through time, the Trinity has always been a community of security and sanctuary. This safety is
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Theology 101
Theology 101 serves as an introduction to essential theological concepts. Through the incorporation of scriptural references, historical and modern theological perspectives, and
This World is My Home: The Hope of the New Earth
The theme of the new heavens and new earth offers a glimpse into the ultimate restoration and renewal of God’s creation, presenting
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8 Things the Resurrection Means for You
Matthew 28:1-6- “Now after the Sabbath, toward the dawn of the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went
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Fight Like Hell
Ever had someone hand it to you? I have, many times. One of my most memorable was in a sparring match in
A Framework for Encouragement
Encouragement falls in the category of need, not want. We need it to persevere in the face of life’s struggles and pain.
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Learning to Lament
God invites us to authenticity and boldness as we engage with him. Lament is his invitation to hold nothing back, but to
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Learning from Luther
Martin Luther was. a central figure during the reformation in the 1500’s. He was a pastor at heart, always concerned with how
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We Are Dust
Remembering where we came from leads to freedom, humility, gratitude, and wisdom. This series focuses on our origin story and what it
Warfighter Theology
What does the Bible have to say to the warrior? How should the warrior integrate their faith with their job? Is God
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