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Whatever we may call it, love is not love if it's not accompanied by behavior that reflects self-emptying. Our culture wants love without limits and without truth. We're shown another way in Paul's 13th chapter of 1 Corinthians.
It's counter intuitive for us to realize that we are most happy when we are most dependent. We are not independent, nor are we masters of our universe. We are dependent. It's a good thing.
In this collection of articles and resources from across the web, you'll be challenged, convicted, stumped, and delighted. I hope you'll end up listening to a podcast, subscribing to Adam Ford and even thinking about the industry of "science" with new perspective.
Thanks so much for stopping by! If you enjoy the content, please subscribe to the RSS feed for more. Feel free to leave comments. Your participation enriches the blog!A sabbatical About a year ago, I was beginning my first sabbatical.…
Psalm 119 is not just known for being the longest Psalm. Weighing in at 176 verses, it's a beautiful masterpiece highlighting the wonder of what God's Word is and what mediating on its truths can do for you. One of the benefits is the power of helping you through affliction.
I hesitated calling it science. What’s been called “science” over the past year is up for grabs. I’ll leave it to others to debate that. The pandemic is essentially over. COVID-19 perhaps should not have ever been designated as a…
In a world where everyone is looking through windows and seeing only doom and gloom, we need to paint a better, more beautiful picture. There's life, hope and help through Jesus! Tell His story and how it has impacted your story.
After 18 years as nomads, our church family celebrated moving into its first church facility on Easter weekend! It's surreal to have your own "place." Here are a few thoughts from moving in.
In this "Nuff Said" series entry, you'll be treated to everything from pandemic paradoxes to doorbell pranks to praiseworthy practices with millennial in the church. There's a few extras thrown in-between!