Weekly Wisdom
Spirit-Led Nurture and Control: Equipping Parents to Nurture Their Children’s Faith in an Increasingly Secular World
Some time ago, a university study identified four classic parenting styles (Baumrind and Maccoby & M...
Dealing with Explosive Anger
John is a devoted husband. However, the unknown male caller on his wife's voicemail ignites a whirlw...
Balancing Faith and Work: How to live out your Christian values in the workplace while achieving professional success.
"Your life as a Christian should make non-believers question their disbelief in God." These words ar...
The Importance of Community in Christian Life: Why Fellowship with Other Believers Is Essential for Spiritual Growth
In the early 1900s, a young missionary named William Cameron Townsend ventured into the jungles of G...
Be Effective, Not Boring: How Christians Can Creatively Share Their Faith in the Digital Age
I am a busy pastor. While I maintain a solid social media presence, I confess that I do not have the...
Is God Asking Too Much of Me?: Why God expects certain things from certain people that are not expected of everyone
One way I know the Word of God is working in my heart is when a perplexing question confronts me as ...
Nurturing Faith Amidst Anxiety: A Strategic Path to Hope and Resilience
While doing some research recently, I did a quick internet search on fear and anxiety in the millenn...
“What I Know” v. “What I Do”
I have found that many leadership principles overlap with Christian principles. Sometimes, when I te...
I Drive A Better Nail These Days
Each year at Easter, the church I pastor presents a special program called "Journey to the Cross." T...
Repairing v. Rebelling: The Cost of Repairing Relationships
“The value of something does not depend on how much it is worth. It depends on how much someone will...
