You’ve probably heard it before — “Young men are the problem.” Turn on the news, scroll social media, or sit through a university lecture, and you’ll hear some version of that narrative. But here’s the truth: young men aren’t the problem. They’re a big part of the solution. From a biblical perspective, society doesn’t just… Continue reading Why the World Desperately Needs Young Men
A Biblical Reflection on Gratitude, Sin, and the First Lie Have you ever looked around and thought, “Life isn’t fair”? Perhaps it was watching someone get the promotion you wanted, seeing your friend enjoy a relationship while you remain single, or scrolling through social media, wishing you had their house, kids, and life. If you’ve… Continue reading When Life Seems Unfair, Fight Entitlement
In recent years, more churches have recognized the value of granting their pastors a sabbatical—a designated period away from the regular responsibilities of ministry for the sake of rest, renewal, and spiritual rejuvenation. But while the Pastor steps back for a season, the Church is called to step forward in prayer. A sabbatical isn’t simply… Continue reading How to Pray for a Pastor on Sabbatical
Israel. Few words trigger more debate, emotion, or division in modern politics and theology. While this article could easily wade into a discussion of recent events surrounding Israel, that’s not its purpose. Instead, I want to offer something more lasting, which is a biblical matrix that can help us navigate these events today and next… Continue reading Should the United States Defend Israel No Matter What?
Last year, my church graciously granted me my first sabbatical. I’m incredibly thankful for the opportunity, and I wanted to take a few moments to explain why a sabbatical matters—not just for me but for any pastor. This article isn’t about burnout horror stories or some “woe is me” tale. It’s a biblical reflection on… Continue reading Why Pastors Need a Sabbatical
Forgiving, Tolerant, and Fake We live in an age where many professing Christians say they believe in God. But which God? For many on the progressive left, the God they speak of is not the holy, sovereign Lord of Scripture. Instead, they have built a version of God that reflects their desires: a god of… Continue reading The God Progressives Made:
Why a Nation’s Moral Foundation Matters Every nation is built on a moral foundation. Whether written into its laws or ingrained in the way its people think, every society is guided by a worldview. Some, like the United States, are built on Judeo-Christian ethics, others on Islamic principles, Buddhist philosophies, or atheistic materialism. No culture… Continue reading Not All Cultures Are Equal:
Standing Strong When Leaders Fail It’s not hard to feel disheartened these days. Many faithful pastors and everyday believers are watching long-standing evangelical institutions bend under cultural pressure. Denominations that once stood firm on biblical convictions seem to be drifting—or sprinting—away from core gospel truths and moral clarity. Whether it’s the controversy over the Law… Continue reading Keep Marching Through the Fog:
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into daily life — even spiritual life — it’s tempting to think that a virtual church service led by AI could somehow meet our most profound spiritual needs. Maybe you can click into an ideally generated sermon or worship set. Perhaps the AI even calls you by name. But… Continue reading 4 Reasons an AI Church Will Never Replace In-Person Worship
Wisdom That Calms the Storm Conflict is everywhere—on our screens, in our neighborhoods, and sometimes even around our kitchen tables. While some people seem to thrive on stirring the pot, God calls His people to something far better: peace. The book of Proverbs constantly contrasts the wise and the foolish. One of the clearest distinctions… Continue reading Peacemakers and Pot-Stirrers
