Here are some of my favorite quotes from Christian articles around the web, including the stuff of Christmas, righteous suffering, and even an article about God’s hometown! On Stuff and Stinginess (Jared C. Wilson, For the Church) For Paul and the Macedonian churches, spreading the love of God through sacrificial generosity made...

Nicodemus sees Jesus as simply another teacher, like Moses and the prophets, who comes from God to tell us what to do. There are many good and moral people who see Jesus in precisely this way. By itself, this idea misses some very important truth about Jesus and about Christianity.

Many of us experience an imposter syndrome in relation to our own faith and salvation. If this is you, I want to show you how Christ redeems each manifestation of the imposter syndrome.

When Paul became a follower of Christ, one of the results was that he became a pariah among his own people. He was beaten, tortured, and persecuted. Eventually, Paul gave his life for the cause of Christ. That was what taking up his cross looked like, and he rejoiced in it. But what does the idea...

Anxieties related to parenting often come with an urge to do something: buying more clothes, taking on more hours, finding cheaper food options. Sacrifice is good, but Jesus still calls us to rid ourselves of worry. How are we supposed to do that? Here are three biblical ways to cast...

Here are some of my favorite quotes from key Christian articles around the web. Including, the necessity of striving for holiness during the Christian walk, some potential misuses of social media, and maybe some things you didn't know about C. S. Lewis.

Jonah gives thanks because he sees God’s hand at work in his life, and he knows that God will complete the saving work that he has begun. I want to use this article to tell you more about salvation and why it’s so important that it comes from the Lord. 

I had the great privilege of serving in youth ministry (high school and college) for six years in Wheaton. And then working in campus ministry at Princeton University for another two years. Now, as a youth ministry “graduate” of sorts, I’m delighted to offer these five words of encouragement to...