America is not the kingdom of God, but neither was she born in a moral vacuum. On July 4th, we consider Christian nationalism, America’s founding, and how Christians can love their country without worshiping it.
Your conscience is a gift from God, but your conscience is not God. A ten-year review of Naselli and Crowley's Conscience.
This poem tries to capture the Atlantic at high tide in the spring: the gathering light, the measured rise of the waves, and the strange beauty of power that feels both ordered and alive.
A reflective poem tracing the life of a sparrow and the quiet providence of God—reminding us that not one small life is forgotten before Him.
Current events have had my mind swirling with thoughts about the Church, social issues, and politics. Not in a “doom-scrolling” kind of way (though
This year, I stayed in the Book of Acts, reading it again and again. Here’s how it reshaped my understanding of faith, the church, and the Holy Spirit—and why lingering in Scripture matters for everyday believers.
A fresh start can be a gift. Over the past few days, I’ve been quietly rebuilding the site you’re reading right now, and
September 19, 2025. Thirty years. My biological father has now been gone as long as he lived. He was thirty when he carried a bottle
I leapt before my lungs drew breath, a dance within my mother’s womb, stirred by the nearness of the Coming One, the Word made
The Thousand-Year Footnote Hijack (and Why It Drives Me Nuts) Let’s be honest: a thousand-year footnote has hijacked our conversations about Revelation.
Introduction: One Bible, Many Seasons Dispensationalism has made a significant impact on modern evangelical thought. Maybe you’ve heard about the rapture, or seen a
Introduction: Progressive Covenantalism is Picking Up Steam Progressive Covenantalism (PC for short) is becoming an increasingly popular way of understanding how the whole Bible fits
