Who Am I and What Am I Doing with My Life?
“Sometimes the open-endedness of life can feel like opportunity, but other times it feels like self-doubt and missing out.”
A Church That Cares
Probably more effective for pastors and leaders than laypeople, but good principles and guidance on creating a healthy culture of care at your church.
In Gad We Trust
“I was hardly an accident, but barely a victory.”
The Redeemed Reader
Probably the best resource I’ve seen to help parents find good books for their kids and engage them with both the beautiful and the hard!
99 Ways to Die
Too much death. 1 Star.
Just kidding… but why wasn’t this book more bizarre and crazy?!
Scrolling Ourselves to Death
This is a necessarily pessimistic yet optimistically hopeful book that I recommend everyone read that will point you to true life in a tech-saturated world!
The Art of Disagreeing
“Can you imagine how the church might be changed and the world might be impacted if we conducted our disagreements with the love of Christ?”
The Cross of Christ
“On the cross divine mercy and justice were equally expressed and eternally reconciled. God’s holy love was ‘satisfied.’”
Platforms to Pillars
“The failures of the platform society are causing many to question and a growing number to explore faith.”
Good News for Parents
“Sometimes the relief is not in changing what you are doing but in embracing why you are doing it.”
Jude
“The preservation of our own comforts and the privileges afforded to preaching a half gospel can make it tempting to lay aside what we know to be true because there’s a lot to lose for preaching the whole gospel...”
Van Gogh Has a Broken Heart
“Art makes a statement we can return to when we struggle to find the words. Even in our places of deep lament, hope is there, and art plays a role in stirring that longing.”
Walking in Unity
“For believers, unity is our starting point, not a destination to be achieved.”
The Myth of Good Christian Parenting
Does the Bible really give a formula for good parenting—or have we misunderstood grace and discipline?
Habits of the Household
“To steward the habits of your family is to steward the hearts of your family.”
Raising Conservative Kids in a Woke City
“Individuals have a powerful impact on the world, and you have a powerful impact on the children under your roof… Your family may be the smallest of institutions, but it is the most crucial when it comes to replicating values.”
The Language of Rivers and Stars
“Nature gave the word ‘glory’ a meaning for me. I still do not know where else I could have found one.” —C.S. Lewis
Art and Faith
“Let us reclaim creativity and imagination as essential, central, and necessary parts of our faith journey. Imagination is a gift given to us by the Creator to steward, a gift that no other creature under heaven and earth has been given.”
The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God
“The love of God in our culture has been purged of anything the culture finds uncomfortable. The love of God has been sanitized, democratized, and above all sentimentalized.”
The Nicene Creed
The 1700 year anniversary of Christianity’s first official creed: how did it come to be, what does it mean, and why does it matter?