What does the church look like when it reflects the truth of Scripture? Inspired by Tauren Wells’ song Let The Church Sing, I explore the “one” statements in Ephesians 4 and the declarations of God’s uniqueness in Jeremiah and Isaiah. This episode...
It might be a ‘yet’ kind of joy — a ‘my circumstances are awful’ yet I will be joyful in the God of my salvation.
Clinging to our own way keeps us from the righteousness that only comes through Christ—God’s way really is better.
Jesus said, “Get behind me, Satan!”…but what does that really mean — and what does it mean for us?
You don’t have to be angry and loud, or blend in with culture for God to use you and gift you and give you opportunity to stand firm in your faith.
God isn’t absent in the in-between…He’s revealing Himself. Will we listen?
This Psalm says, "I am temporary. I am unstable. I am changing. You, Lord, are eternal. You are constant. You are immutable."
Does giving your dreams and desires to God feel like giving up? Sarai Rivera sings about surrendering control of her life to God in her song “I Give You My Dreams.” In this episode, I explore the alternative to letting God take control...
God, the Author, chose to show rather than tell us how far He would go to redeem His people. Consider the highest of highs, where Jesus came from, and the lowest of lows, where he descended to lay His head in a pile of straw. Josiah Queen sings...
Christ is holding it all together, so I can let go.