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A few months ago I heard someone at work recommending a book. Oftentimes those recommendations are great books, but generally secular...

It has been too long. The last several weeks I have not posted anything. I’m sorry. I have been considering how I am approaching the...

Starting a journey as a new Christian can feel like stepping into a vast ocean filled with uncharted waters. The excitement of embracing...

Who am I? Possibly a short one today. I've been stuck on the idea of identity. I mentioned it before in writing and Bible studies. The...

As a Christian man navigating the trials of today's world, I've faced numerous temptations that felt overwhelming. From materialism to...

I thought I could make it on my own. I had the tools, though I hadn't really practiced with them. But how hard could it be? I had been...

Last week my father passed away. I spent some time to process the grief and loss and struggled to keep up with my writing for the blog. I...

My heart was broken. Judas had betrayed Jesus. We saw the anger build as the priests incited the crowds to call for His death. A sense of...

I was there for it all, ever since the beginning when He called my brother James and me. Peter and Andrew quit fishing and followed Him,...

I left my trade to follow this man. I gave up my profession and followed Him. I saw something amazing in Jesus. He shows people love in...

That’s why surrender isn’t a one-time event—it’s a posture we return to over and over. It’s a choice we make in the small things, not just the big ones. And it requires humility, honesty, and help from the Spirit to stay there.

Starting off on a hike in the Snowy Range in Southern Wyoming We are often goal-driven. We have goals for our lives that include finance,...

War has always been a brutal reality of human existence, a reflection of our struggles over territory, resources, and ideals. In the...

I was on the Buffalo River again. It had been a few years since I started seeking more meaningful friendships, and I was on a multi-day...

Walking the path alone I was encouraged today to write about a very different aspect of the fellow warrior concept, one I should perhaps...

I realized I needed to be more intentional. I spent too long feeling that I had no close friendships besides my wife. I wasn't...

The day took a hard turn with some bad news. I heard that one of our clients, Jon, had died. He had gone kayaking in Colorado and...

We start on our own. Our journey to Christ is a personal one. We must wrestle with the fact that we are not good enough to enter God's...