Diving into James 1:1-4, the Christian perspective on trials.
Category Archives: Spiritual Growth
Alpha and Omega
I praise God He is in charge, and I am not!
The Bible on Sexual Immorality
The Bible vs Canadian Bill C-4
Prone to Wander
A look at sinning after salvation.
Raising Gentle Men
A scripture dive through raising gentle men.
An Eternal Family
Praise, for God is currently building an eternal family of the faith.
Love vs Love
A look at the modern definitions of love.
Dedicated Prayers
Is praying simply talking to God?
Halloween Thoughts
My family is dropping Halloween from our list of celebrated holidays. Here’s why…
Grateful for Life
Suicide merely transfers the pain, isolating the “survivors”. Christ sets them free.
Parenting With God
All the decisions involved in parenting can be overwhelming. Thankfully, God is a better parent than I!
A Godly Home
Changing my perspective on the home from worldly to biblically…
Chosen vs Choice
Did God choose you, or did you choose Him? A look at Calvinism vs Arminianism.
A Cry for Change
While some may seem lost in a repetitive cycle of poor choices, we should rejoice that no one is beyond the Lord’s reach.
Parenting with Faith
This parenting journey is hard. Praise that my oldest son has committed his life to Christ! But we know we are far from done…
Shedding the Excess
The process of sanctification is a difficult, necessary road. Lots of prayer.
A Forgiving Heart II
Partnering article to A Forgiving Heart, diving into the question: do you need an apology to forgive?
A Forgiving Heart
A forgiving heart honors God and brings peace to the believer.
National Obedience
God requires obedience of His people and the nations. Not following His commandments results in national judgment.
One Enemy
What is the greatest challenge Christians currently face? Is it the ugly wedge of politics?
A Little Backstory
For a time I called myself Christian, not knowing what it meant, required, or offered. I only knew this is what people said, so I said it too. My closest identifier was agnosticism.
Here I Am, Lord 