TRUST IN TURBULENCE
Trust in Turbulence If you’ve ever flown, you can probably relate. One moment the flight is smooth. The plane is steady. The skies seem calm. …
Trust in Turbulence If you’ve ever flown, you can probably relate. One moment the flight is smooth. The plane is steady. The skies seem calm. …
A PASTORAL RESPONSE TO EASTER SUNDAY For most of you, yesterday was a BIG DAY. Resurrection Sunday is one of the most meaningful days in …
New Sermon: WONDER BREAD! I’ve just added a NEW SERMON to the site titled “Wonder Bread.” In John 6, Jesus makes a bold and life-shaping declaration: “I am the …
Jesus and the Leper (Mark 1:40–45) This is the fourth post in a short series I’ve been sharing on a growing reality all around us. …
Jesus and the Demoniac Mark 5:1–20 In the last post, we began exploring how isolation often takes root in the soil of shame. As John …
Jesus and the Samaritan Woman John 4:1–42 A couple of weeks ago I shared a post about the missional opportunity that exists among isolated people. …
The Pulpit and the Cross Every sermon does more than communicate a message. It reveals a motive. Those of us who preach know the weight …
Leading Through Every Season: New Resources Available! Hello friends, I want to make you aware of some recent updates and additions to my website. Over …
Isolation may be the Church’s greatest missional opportunity. It seems we are living in a paradox. We are more digitally connected than any generation before …
There are few things more personal than the place we call home. Some of us grew up in the same house for years, where every …