Did your mentors waste their time on you? All of us stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before us. We owe a debt to the parents, mentors, teachers, and friends who helped shape us into who we are today. God placed each of them in our lives, imperfect as they...
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You Don’t Owe the Mob a Meeting
We’ve all seen it. A godly leader is doing what’s right — leading with integrity, making an impact for God’s glory. And then, someone attacks their character. Not their methods. Not their vision. The leader himself. The slander isn’t just frustrating — it’s personal....
When the Church is Too Online (Part 1)
The church really needs to touch grass. We've undergone an incredible societal shift since the internet launched in 1983. The turn of the century brought with it the invention of social media sites. Blackberries and iPhones made it possible to access all of it from a...
When the Church is Too Online (Part 2)
We live in a technology-saturated culture—a world with undeniable strengths, but also very real weaknesses. And as believers in the church of Jesus Christ, we need to be aware of what’s shaping us—including the influence of the internet. As we said last time, the...
Doing Hard Better: A Christian Response to Mental and Emotional Weakness
Doing Hard Better A Christian Response to Mental and Emotional WeaknessI'm just going to say it: we've become a mentally and emotionally weak generation. I'd be the first to admit that I've had my share of what Spurgeon called "fainting fits." As our culture...
When You Lose a Hero: 9 Reflections on the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
As many of you have, I’ve been wrestling with the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk this week. I realize that for many of you, Charlie Kirk was a hero. Many of you viewed him as more than just a public figure; he was a spiritual mentor, someone whose voice shaped...






