Are you a “glass half-full” or “glass half-empty” kind of person, and what might your answer say about the Christian life?
Are you a “glass half-full” or “glass half-empty” kind of person, and what might your answer say about the Christian life?
Christmastime is a season of joy, giving, peace, and goodwill. But it doesn’t always feel that way, does it?
Back in high school I had this great, old hippie literature teacher. With eyes half- mast, and in low tones,
Is there ever a time in a Christian’s life when there is less need for grace? Think about it.
Recognizing the difference between law and gospel is critical to reading the Bible correctly.
In my time of unemployment, I've gotten a lot of yard work done. While I'm pulling weeds, I often think about all the glamorous jobs I've had.
Being on the job hunt has got me thinking about my illustrious profesh career over the years.
Word has it, The Blood Brothers will be performing this summer in LA at the FYF fest after a seven year hiatus.
When I was on tour in '02 with my old band Roadside Monument (we did a reunion of sorts after a 4 year hiatus),
We are so bent on our own strength and competence amidst the pressures of life that we often miss how Godshows up most profoundly.
Jesus’ command to “be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect,” (Matthew 5:48), is not a statement meant to be an eschatalogical finish line because one slip-up equates total failure.
As I've pondered the travails of underemployment of late, I can't help but consider my previous jobs.
Everyone, without exception, struggles with both sin and suffering.
Since I've been on the job hunt of late looking for a solid gig in the publishing world, I've been thinking back to all the ridiculous jobs I've had over the years.
