Writing about a different way to think of a worship service today. Think of it as a classroom in which we are both teachers and students. Read more here:

What does it mean to be human? The book of Genesis helps us know, and one of the things it tells us is that human beings were made to relate. Read more in this week’s article with ⁦@Thinke⁩ here:

The psalmist wrote that those who know the name of God will trust in Him. That’s because the names of God tell us about who He is. Read more in today’s article here:

Jesus is not just a moral authority, a great teacher, and a powerful example - Jesus is God. Read more about the implications of that reality in today’s article here:

In my post this week with ⁦@Thinke⁩ I’m writing about Genesis 1. Of course, we see the God who created. But in His creation, He also “calls.” And things are what they are because God defined them that way. Read more here:

Writing for parents today about how the gospel shapes our parenting. It does so without quick fixes or easy remedies. Read more in today’s post here:

Some times - many times - we can trick ourselves into believing things about ourselves that aren’t true. But we can always trust Jesus to tell us the truth about ourselves. Read more here in today’s post:

Nobody likes to wait. But for the Christian, waiting is a matter of both obedience and spiritual formation. Read more in this week’s post with ⁦@Thinke⁩ here:

Though busyness and laziness seem like they’re opposites, they have at least 2 things in common: 1. Neither is God’s will for us. 2. Both are evidence of the wrong level of care. Click through to read more:

The home is the primary environment for discipleship. In today’s article I’m writing about 3 principles to make that a reality. The principles of responsibility, of repetition, and of normalization. Click through to read more:

Why do we share the gospel? Lots of reasons - we love Jesus. We love other people. We have been changed by the gospel. But there is another often overlooked reason. Read more about in my weekly post with ⁦@Thinke⁩ here:

Marriage involves a lot of things. Companionship, sacrifice, love - but it is also fundamentally about something bigger. That’s how God designed it. Read more in today’s article here:

What happens when we worship together? Many things, but according to Colossians, we are teachers and students at the same time. Read more in my weekly article here with ⁦@Thinke⁩ :

We live in an attention-driven culture. We - and everyone else - are always trying to get others attention, as they are trying to get ours. Today’s post offers 3 biblical commands to remember in light of this:

Patience is one of those qualities that almost all of us know we need more of. But how to get there? It’s partly by focusing not on patience but on the character of God. Read more in today’s article:

Jesus is our Mighty God. Though many things about Jesus are true, this one is the one that incites the most controversy. Writing about this reality in my weekly post with ⁦@Thinke⁩ here:

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The gospel shapes our parenting just as the gospel shapes everything else about who we are and what we do. How does that shaping happen? I’m sure in different ways for different people, but writing ⁦@Thinke⁩ about four of them here:

Christians are a “go and tell” people; not just a “stay and hear” people. Read more in this last article in the series here:

All of us are masters of self- deception. That is, the image we have of ourselves might not actually be the true one. But we can trust Jesus to tell us the truth about ourselves. Read more here ⁦@Thinke⁩: