We cannot be afraid as free thinkers to share our views, but we must be careful by weighing our words and gauging the moment with wisdom as

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle...

The church is not responsible for every civil program that someone can think of. And yet, the church does have a marvelous track-record of b

Today’s sermon study led me to Mark 6. It specifically deals with Jesus returning to his hometown of Nazareth in the region of Galilee.

The term prophet in the modern, New Testament age always rubbed me the wrong way. I think this issue stems from the abuse of the term that

In the fourth chapter of Joshua God has the people of Israel set up a memorial. Joshua is to select one person from each tribe to take a

In Psalm 51:17 David offers a sacrifice to the Lord. It isn’t a typical animal sacrifice that is seen in other parts of the Old Testament

Listening to the Supreme Court Justice hearing of Judge Amy Barrett has caused me to reflect on my approach in understanding Scripture.

To think that we as the people of God are entrusted to represent his majesty is both wonderful and terrifying. Wonderful because we are give

Parents spend thousands of dollars each year on their children hoping to give them an edge by sending them to private schools, training camp

Out of a duty to build bridges with congregants (who vary in their spectrum of belief) as a Pastor, I typically refrain from politically

There are moments on social media platforms where I’ve contemplated writing a post that bluntly expresses my political views or ethics…

Change is difficult. Like cement, the older we get the more set in our ways we become. Serving as a pastor in a congregation that has a

There is a burger shop by my house that I use to love visiting. Each time I would order the same burger, The Colorado. It was filled with

Plagues in the 2nd and 3rd century wiped out around 5 million people in the Roman Empire. (It was likely some form of smallpox.) Christians

Jesus’ actions in Jerusalem when he fashioned a whip because the misuse of the temple as a market (See John 2:13-25) made me wonder if I am

People are typically led to pray not when everything is going well, but in a place of need. However, here lies the problem for many of us

We live in a world that puts a high value on creativity and self-expression. Sociologists even have a term for this mentality, expressive

Deadpool, a.k.a. Wade Wilson, is that lovably ego-driven superhero who is not really a hero, except when he’s out for revenge.

C.S. Lewis wrote about his early discovery of joy in his book Surprised by Joy. The experience of joy first came to him when reading fantasy