Have you ever been driving a car, looked over at something for just a moment, and before you knew it you were feeling the rumble strips on the side of the road?

Christmas has come and gone. We’re into a new year. The truths of Christmas though are not simply reserved for December. The truths of Christmas are needed every day. So, here is a reflection on the truths of Christmas from John 3:14-21.

Psalm 91 teaches us some crucial things about God that we must pay attention to. We have many things that would seek to destroy us and take us out of life and our walk with God. However, God protects us ultimately through His Son Jesus Christ!

It’s hard to love God because we are selfish. That sounds harsh and direct but it's true. We don’t naturally seek God, we naturally seek to please ourselves. This article gives you 7 regular practices or daily rhythms to help you grow in your affection for God.

Jesus’s act of servant leadership is astonishing and astounding. It’s completely countercultural in a time that says life is about you and is to be lived exactly how you see fit. Instead, Jesus shows us that life is to be lived in service to others as an act of worship to God.

Navigating culture can be confusing. What things should we accept and what things should we not? We know some change is good, but we also know not all change is good. How can we know the difference?

When dealing with anxiety, many of you could write this article way better than me. Worry, fear, and anxiety are not as simple as what I’m about to share, but what I share is at the same time very true. It doesn’t wave a magic wand over our pain, but what it does is point our feet in in the right direction.

I just finished a book called "RARE Leadership" by Marcus Warner. It was a great look at the importance of prioritizing relationships over anything else. This article highlights five practical things the author suggests.

This past year has seen more than its share of trouble. Riots, unrest, shootings, political, racial, social divides, pandemics, lock downs… It's a lot! So, what do we do? Here are five things that will help you navigate trouble times:

Many people struggle though to know for sure if they are saved. It can be easy to second guess and question. Our passions can grow cold, sin may still be very present in our lives, and we struggle to believe what Jesus has done for us.