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I wrote this post for our church blog as a followup to my Easter message. What practical good is Easter if it's not celebrated beyond the holiday? Here's why Easter matters daily.
Something happens when we fall asleep. All the good lessons we’ve learned. All the healthy perspective we’ve gained after a full day of living. That all seems to have been erased overnight.
This book documents the extraordinary craziness and extra-biblical excess of Bethel and IHOPKC and other churches influenced by and promoting the heresies of the New Apostolic Reformation.
This "Nuff Said" features how Asbury University "protected" the revival, a thoughtful and theological reflection on how "love your neighbor" went awry during the pandemic, and a summary of the TwitterFiles (including the latest drop this week).
There's an "I'm sorry" that is more significant than you can imagine. And it results in immediate satisfaction and peace in the relationship that matters most to you. Here's how to say it.
We have crisis of sorry these days. Our culture is experiencing a poverty of apology. And how deeply we all need it. What would it look like to say the words or hear them sincerely?
Chinese spy balloons everywhere // facemasks are back in the news, but not in a good way // natural immunity is a thing again // a modern revival of God at Asbury University
And I'm not thrilled about it. After three months of trying very hard to become an Android user and sticking it to Tim Cook, I came groveling back to the Apple ecosystem, on a small phone. Without touch ID. Here's my story.
A profound movement of God is taking place at Asbury University (again)!
