Faith & Life
Where belief meets ordinary life — work, family, culture, and the everyday walk of faith.
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Take the Best Horse and Go
The word gospel has been used so many times it has lost its edges, but it started as a military announcement carried by the fastest rider to the farthest battlefield. This is what the word actually meant, where it came from, and what it means to carry it today.
850 Minutes
The 850 minutes we spend scrolling are often the symptom of a heart that has either stopped caring or is trying to numb the pain of a world that demands too much.
Ankle Deep
Declared Blessed
When the Soul Stirs
The ground breaks open not because we finally got our act together, but because the God who commands the winter is the same God who commands the thaw.
God Is Not a Search Engine
When we approach prayer primarily as a transaction, we bypass all of that. A transaction requires nothing of you emotionally. You don't have to locate yourself. You don't have to be honest about where you actually are, as opposed to where you think you should be. You just submit the request and wait for processing.
Feasting on Hope
Hope is a more powerful catalyst than doom.
Beyond Holy Week: The Eighth Day
The fundamental shift from passive reception to active proclamation is the true mark of a life lived in the New Creation.
Beyond Holy Week: The Scandal of the Open Table
If the tomb is empty, the rules of scarcity, the reign of evil, and the social walls of separation have been fundamentally dismantled by our Savior who was our example.
Beyond Holy Week: The Hidden Life
If our faith only shows up when the church crowd is watching, is it truly alive? Or is it just a seasonal costume we wear?
Beyond Holy Week: The Resurrection Behind Lock and Key
We acknowledge the victory of Christ in our theology, but we inhabit the defeat of anxiety in our biology.
Beyond Holy Week: The Digital Exodus
Our faith shouldn't be a photo op or a brief burst of godliness before we let a hyper-connected world take the wheel again.
Beyond Holy Week: The Daily Interruption
Jesus doesn't pray for us to interrupt our lives for a single Holy Week. He prays for every single one of our weeks to be interrupted by eternal life.
The Kingdom You Were Made For : The Unexpected Kingdom of Jesus
Winter of the Soul
What if, instead of adding more noise to your life this month, you allowed for a sacred dormancy?
