We all get frustrated, anxious, or depressed, especially when everything seems to be going wrong. In those times it’s good to remember that God loves us.
Events in the SBC revealed that its time for Southern Baptists and all Christians to take a closer look out ourselves and let God bring us back to himself.
Many people want to be seen as “good Christians.” Following Jesus is not about looking good, but about being good. There’s only one way to be good.
There are two paths we can take in life. There are two ways of living. We can live our own way or God’s way. I’ve done both.
How we approach God — and others — says a lot about our attitude. And our attitude has a direct impact on our relationship with God.
We often talk about and know more about pop-culture than we do about God or the Bible. Here are five things that can help fix this problem.
Theological debate is good. However, we must keep things in perspective and always keep the gospel message in the forefront.
The story of Ariel in Disney’s animated classic reveals much about society and how we interact. It also provides lessons we should learn about ourselves.
Freedom of religion is guaranteed in the First Amendment. Christians fight to protect theirs, but they don’t always want the same for others.
Christian education and discipleship too often includes teaching false, shallow, or no theology. Correct discipleship requires teaching correct doctrine.
A useful, and hopefully helpful, dating guide written in response to a controversial dating assignment made in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The debate over Calvinism can be confusing or overwhelming. These books will help you understand the issues involved in a biblical, respectful manner.
Having been involved with churches of various sizes—from small rural churches to urban megachurches—I offer my experience and education to you.
Schedule me to speak or to be a guest on your podcast or YouTube channel.