Faith

  • Walking in the Light You Have

    “Enoch walked with God; then he was no more, because God took him.” — Genesis 5:24 One of the questions that has always intrigued me is this: What did Enoch know? He lived before Moses wrote the Law. He lived… Continue reading

    Walking in the Light You Have
  • When the Law Reached My Heart

    Scripture: “…as to the righteousness which is in the Law, found blameless.” — Philippians 3:6 At first glance, Paul’s words seem difficult to reconcile with his testimony in Romans 7. How could the man who described himself as “blameless” also… Continue reading

    When the Law Reached My Heart
  • NOTHING BURIED ALIVE DIES (Pt. 1)

    NOTHING BURIED ALIVE DIES (Pt. 1) “See to it that no bitter root grows up to cause trouble and defile many.” — Hebrews 12:15 There is an old saying that rings true: Nothing buried alive dies. Many of us think… Continue reading

    NOTHING BURIED ALIVE DIES (Pt. 1)
  • NOTHING BURIED ALIVE DIES (Pt. 2)

    NOTHING BURIED ALIVE DIES (Pt. 2) The Voice Within Unresolved sin has a loud voice. Its name is guilt. Like buried wounds, unconfessed sin never remains silent. We may suppress it, excuse it, or convince ourselves we’ve moved beyond it,… Continue reading

    NOTHING BURIED ALIVE DIES (Pt. 2)
  • WHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY

    When you consider your house, your land, your vehicle, your furniture, your investments, your savings, and every other possession you own—what is your net worth? Now do that for every person on earth. According to recent estimates, the combined net… Continue reading

    WHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY
  • The Post In the Middle

    “For we are His workmanship [poem], created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them” (Ephesians 2:10).” When I framed this photograph, I wasn’t photographing the lone post standing in the middle… Continue reading

    The Post In the Middle
  • HE’S NOT LOOKIN’ AT YOUR LOUIE VUITTON’S

    When we read the stories of Scripture, something remarkable stands out—not what is described, but what isn’t. We know the woman at the well had a broken past. We know Peter was impulsive and outspoken. We know Zacchaeus was short,… Continue reading

    HE’S NOT LOOKIN’ AT YOUR LOUIE VUITTON’S
  • Three Dangerous Roads

    Not every Sunday ends with visible victories. Some Sundays you leave the sanctuary rejoicing because you sensed the presence of God, experienced liberty in preaching, and watched lives respond to the work of the Holy Spirit. Other Sundays you drive… Continue reading

    Three Dangerous Roads
  • The Sunday Sermon in the Age of the Smartphone

    A Changed World Not long ago, Sunday morning was one of the primary opportunities for people to hear the Word of God preached. Most believers attended their local church with relatively few alternatives competing for their attention. If they wanted… Continue reading

    The Sunday Sermon in the Age of the Smartphone