What happened at the Capitol on January 6th is one of the biggest black-eyes in our nation’s history, and those … Continue reading Sometimes, There Are No “Both Sides”

Photo by Ricardo Gomez Angel on Unsplash I have a lot to process about the events of the last week or … Continue reading We Didn’t Start the Fire: Avoiding Burnout When the World is on Fire

Not to act rashly or to cling obstinately to one’s opinion, not to believe everything people say or to spread … Continue reading “Great Wisdom” from Thomas a Kempis

Photo by Wesley Tingey on Unsplash 2020: The Year of Stupid Protests (and I’m Not Talking About the Ones You’re Thinking Of) … Continue reading Rights & Responsibilities: What It Means to be a Citizen

How crawling in a hole can help you regain perspective. Photo by Adam Bixby on Unsplash The (Brief) Story of Elijah … Continue reading The Elijah Method

I may have ripped that headline from a novel/movie, but the truth is, I know nothing about that novel/movie… just … Continue reading Pastoring in a Time of COVID-19

Where the Church has been; where the Church is going next Photo by Nik Shuliahin on Unsplash If you were to … Continue reading The Next Great Reformation

Photo by John Bakator on Unsplash As I woke up this morning and scanned through my Twitter feed, one of the … Continue reading Reflecting on Current Political Matters

Photo by twinsfisch on Unsplash A Bold Claim America is a Christian nation. That’s a bold claim, isn’t it? And yet, it’s … Continue reading The Myth of a “Christian” Nation

What a short letter from Abraham Lincoln can teach us about success Photo by Nghia Le on Unsplash In a letter … Continue reading A Resolution to Succeed