Weblog Weekly Archives

As I line these volumes up for this project, I find that I learned a great deal about God’s providence over the year past.

Some thoughts on about the high cost of the Great Commission.

Like the elders who were creating such division in Ephesus, I stopped focusing on making God known and instead focused on making myself look good...

What is interesting about the most viral verses being tweeted, hashtagged, shared, favorited, bookmarked or highlighted is that the reason they are...

In the midst of unthinkable fear and pain, we choose one thing...

You have bigger things to do today than talk about a football game. Any pastor who questions that should go back and examine his calling.

Religion is like a vaccine:a little dose can inoculate a patient from its totalizing effects, making God’s whisperings fade in the cacophony of...

If what’s behind your adoption or orphan ministry isn’t a crucified, eyes-open, war-fighting commitment, the end result could be a twice-orphaned...

As stigmas surrounding mental health issues have eased, more U.S. college students are seeking help for emotional problems, a new study finds.

Gray Divorce. It's a term used to describe older couples who are divorcing, and it seems to be a growing trend.

(*Warning: Graphic Language) “These should be boom times for sex.” Thus began an article in The Atlantic titled, “Why Are Young People Having So...

When confronted with my imperfections and what initially felt like an attack, I reminded myself of grace and the simple fact that I needed it as...

Two Danish researchers traveled to 54 newsrooms in nine countries in search of desperately needed innovation in journalism. Their motivation was...

We are citizens of a different kingdom, ambassadors from an eternal realm that is not of this world, and nothing that happens in any election will...

Religion can't save you.