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Why Good Friday is Good: 4 Reflections on Mark 8:31
Today is good Friday. The day the world turned dark, the day an innocent man suffered and died a shameful death. The day when God turned...


Being intentional in disciple making
The great commission is clear. We are called to "Go and make disciples, baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son and Spirit, and...


Becoming a Good Thinker (part 2)
As a continuation of my last post I want to give some practical ways you can become a good thinker. I believe there is a process that...


Becoming a Good Thinker (part 1)
Good thinkers are always in demand. A person who knows how will always have a job, but the person who know why will always be his boss....


Resolutions revisited: Helpful or Hurtful
As we begin to close down 2018, many people will be spending time writing some new years resolutions with the hopes to lose weight, quit...


The influence of friends
This week I am in Nashville at the Partner's Summit hosted by LifeWay Christian Resources in partnership with our baptist state...


Excellence in Sunday School
The more I understand the nature of the church’s work and see how that work is rooted in the Great Commission, the greater appreciation I...


5 tips if you find the Bible hard to read
I’ve often had people tell me that they don’t read the bible because it is hard to read. Or another will say, why should I continue...


Good seed, Bad Soil
In the parable of the four soils (Matthew 13:1-23), a farmer plants good seed that face various outcomes, depending on where they land. ...


Missional or Malleable
Today’s entry is largely in response to the idea of Christians spending too much time with worldly people so that they may persuade to be...
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