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We have to start looking at evangelism as less than a one-time, do or die opportunity and more of a journey.

I'm not an expert on marriage and by some standards I'm still a rookie. But I have learned a few things in these ten wonderful years.

When evil unveils its ugly face, we must turn to God and bare our souls. Each part of this tragedy finds a God standing ready to hear the cries of the grieving.

Yes, the end is near. Which means we should be sober, mature, and discerning.

If there is something about your church you dislike, consider it an opportunity to sacrifice for the greater good of the body.

An inspiring movie and a great cause at the heart of God

As I interact and read some of the work of the evangelicals in my generation I'm noticing some tendencies. I notice them in my own leadership and in the leadership of others. Here are the three that concern me most:

Behavior modification is important, but not as important as the truth about their own sinful condition.

I love Thanksgiving. Here are twenty random things in no certain order that I'm thankful for:

Imagine the impact if this attitude prevailed among God's people. Imagine the impact if it simply prevailed in me.

Longing for a mythical golden era is antithetical to the gospel

Okay, so the election is over. Now what?

Yes, yes greed is a problem. But its cousin envy is more insidious.

A rather boring concept that brings radical fruit

Thankfully the election season is almost over, but let's not miss some key lessons for leaders.

The subtle danger of legalism

You might think you know the answer to what ails your church. But you'd be wrong.

What you are missing if you are not consistent in your giving

It's not the IRS that keeps us from "speaking up" as some think we should. It's mission.

What is it, exactly, that we are passing down to our kids?