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I wrote the following for Northstar Church’s Passion Week devotional series: As they were gathering together in Galilee, Jesus told them, “The Son of Man is about to be betrayed into the hands of men. They will kill Him, and…
A couple of years back I was astonished to learn that one of the college students in our church had a YouTube video that had gone viral. It was a funny video of her coming off of anesthesia, and it…
How does a late-night bowl of Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes (Yes, they're a thing!) result in a Bible purchase? Read on...
This installment of "Nuff Said" covers prioritizing big things, the danger of misunderstood emojis, how bloggers have a self-esteem problem and what would be like if Bible characters had iPhones.
I don't mean "run away." Rather, we must urge our best and brightest to consider serving us, serving our nation, as leaders in politics.
I am leading our church through an intentional, ambitious plan to involve every single member in discipleship over the course of 2019. Here's why and how I'm doing it.
Arkansas pastor Phillip Slaughter shares eight reasons why pastoring is difficult and provides practical thoughts about how to encourage them.
Hannah Anderson's book on discernment is worth reading, and as we seek "all that's good," we are urged to not just identify the good, but to practice it.
I traditionally write posts in reflection of the previous year. As I’ve been reassessing my blogging lately (seems to happen at the turn of each year), I wonder if personal posts mean anything at all. For family and friends, it’s…