In 1920’s America, everything looked pretty good. America was enjoying a booming economy and social progress, and the landscape of the country was predominantly Christian. People were living lives of luxury and ease. This was the pinnacle of the American dream.

Mentoring someone, in any context, can be both a privilege and a weighty responsibility. But discipleship with an open Bible is a life-giving ministry. Word-filled mentors point others to life in Christ.

There is an intellectual dimension to repentance as well as a moral one. Repentance involves not only a change in our ways but also a change in our thoughts. There are ways of thinking that we must abandon.

The modern digital revolution is similar to what happened 500 years ago. Having access to the Bible digitally is a tremendous blessing for the church, and yet, this resource is often undervalued.

How often have you heard the phrase "the light at the end of the tunnel" lately? How often have you said it? I have used this phrase when looking forward to the passing of a difficult season...

It is easy for us to get the idea that pride is not a big deal. What’s wrong with a little bit of swagger?

Waiting is hard. Waiting while God seems silent is even harder.

Harmony, as all the musicians know, is a pleasing arrangement of different parts. You get harmony when different notes are joined together in such a way that one note enriches and complements another.