Monthly Archives: June 2023

Many of my friends who watch already do this. Making space for and sharing with people in need is more than a nice thing to do — you are, by your positive, Christ-like actions, fighting evil. Brittany and I have … Continue reading →

Servanthood, eagerness in the mundane, and boiling spiritual passion are the superpowers that fight evil in our hearts and in the world.Lexi teaches me about this every day — join me for a few minutes to be encouraged (what you … Continue reading →

Jesus doesn’t put up with sibling rivalry between sisters and brothers in the family of God. The New Testament is full of examples of Christians getting after each other, back biting, and being all around jerks… and yet the call … Continue reading →

Feeling overcome by evil? We all do from time to time. It’s out there. Paul says “overcome evil with good.” Ok – how? We begin by getting our minds wrapped around what evil is. It’s not a negative power equal … Continue reading →

Paul says “Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” Before landing there, he gives a long list of the basic things a Christ follower should do. Evil is rampant and overwhelming. Are we just supposed to … Continue reading →

Are you convinced it’s dark outside at noon… because your curtains are closed? Are you sure you’re supposed to be driving on the right side of the road… in London? How does our perspective of God morph our understanding of … Continue reading →

1) Jesus was delivered into human hands to be crucified — because God is still God, even in a bloody crucifixion.2) Jesus ensures them he will die, but on the third day be raised again — the core essence of … Continue reading →

Jesus guarantees1) trouble2) peaceAnd.. specifically… a peace that is greater than the trouble. Take a quick listen and be encouraged today.

Boundaries and grace with people.Belief in the miraculous.What does it take? Faith. What do we need more of? Faith.

A family found 1,000,000 pennies in the crawlspace of a recently deceased relative. Worth $10,000 at face value, they plan to sell the copper for $20K, partly because they assume there’s a coin of rare value in the pile AND … Continue reading →