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Yes, it is possible. People walked right beside Jesus—the second person of the Trinity, God incarnate. They saw Him breathe! But some doubted.
One of the most puzzling yet eye-opening passages in Scripture is Matthew 28. Right before Jesus commands His followers to make disciples of all nations, we find one of the most nonchalant yet shocking lines in the B...
Belonging. It is an innate human desire. Our identities often become formed by those we associate with. When I was younger, if I wanted to be an exceptional basketball player, I would have wanted to train with the best. Could you imagine the results of having someone like Michael Jordan be your mentor? I have never been a good basketball player, despite my height of 6 feet 3 ...
My grandma gave us this poem when we got married, almost 30 years ago. We kept it on our fridge for the longest time. About 15 years ago, we found a painting of it, and it now hangs in our bedroom. It is called “The Art of Marriage.”
A good marriage must be created.
In marriage the little things are the big things.
It is never being too old to h...
We all want to believe our decisions are rational. We prefer to think we build our worldview on a foundation of logical arguments and empirical data. But human beings are rarely that simple, especially when it comes to matters of faith, doubt, and deconstruction.
We wish it were only our brain, but it never is.
For more than a decade, I’ve listened to coun...
Volunteers… we can’t do effective ministry of any kind without them. I’m sure 99.9% of you would agree with me. However, does the time we spend on our volunteer strategies reflect that importance level? My guess is… that’s a “no” in most cases. One of the mistakes I made especially early on in ministry was not focusing enough on my volunteers. If that’s you, don’t beat yourse...