“And Carrying the Cross on Himself”
I’ve had the privilege to take a course on Johannine Literature this semester at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (the phrase “Johannine Literature” is a fancy [...]
KEEP READINGAll You Need is Love
It’s February – which means that countless young, starstruck lovers will soon be frantically searching for the most original way possible to express their love for thei [...]
KEEP READINGWars and Rumors of Wars
It is a major challenge to read, interpret, preach, and teach Matthew 24 and 25. Jesus is clearly speaking of future events, but it’s not entirely clear what order or timefra [...]
KEEP READINGChin Up
Every Christmas Eve, after the kids have gone to bed, Olivia and I watch “It’s A Wonderful Life” while wrapping gifts. And like clockwork, each year when the movi [...]
KEEP READINGOur Ascended Lord
As mentioned on Sunday, “Ascension Day” falls 40 days after Easter (meaning last Thursday was technically the true “Ascension Day”). For centuries, many Chr [...]
KEEP READINGIdentity Crisis
Some time ago, I had a conversation with a brother in Christ. He was telling me about the challenges of juggling all the various responsibilities he had: he was a husband, a father [...]
KEEP READINGThe Dark Side of Advent
Though the presents are unwrapped, the lights are coming down, and the tree has come and gone, I’d like to turn our attention to one portion of the Christmas story that we of [...]
KEEP READINGMaking the Best Use of the Time
If you visit Barnes & Noble, you’ll surely find a large section of books devoted to time management. Whether it’s written for professionals on the job, families at [...]
KEEP READINGThe Waiting is the Hardest Part
On Friday, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb did something many of us have been desperately waiting for. He announced a five phase plan to slowly and safely get our state “back o [...]
KEEP READINGThe Great Equalizer
Ever since the global pandemic of COVID-19 had its coming out party in the United States, people from all walks of life have responded differently. What’s been particularly n [...]
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