6 Challenges Presented by Early Salvation

When I was three, I fell under the conviction of the Holy Spirit and submitted my life to Christ’s Lordship. Getting saved early in life has been a blessing, but it has also presented some challenges. Although such early salvation tends to raise suspicions…

5 Confessions of a Shy Christian

I have discussed this topic before, but I like to revisit it often because it’s not talked about much in church. Too often, shy churchgoers and members are labeled and forgotten.

David Platt: “Radically Single”

This month I am choosing to share one of my favorite sermons for Christian singles. Platt covers a wide range of issues present in singleness. His message is an exhortation to purity and unwavering devotion to the Lord Christ. I hope you are blessed and encouraged by this…

Christians, Millennials, and Homosexuality

Addressing homosexuality in our country right now is risky. If you support a biblical view of sexuality, there will be strong backlash. The media is in a full blown assault on God’s definition of sex. Therefore, it is time for Christians to be strong in…

10 Reflections from 22 Years

Although I am short on wisdom and come up empty when asked about my “extensive” knowledge of the world, there are a few things I have learned from my short time on this earth.

What I’m Reading — 10/29

Although my seminary classes require me to read quite a few books, I still attempt to keep a few personal reads going throughout the year.

Here are a few books I am reading right now.

A Mother That Prays

Nothing happens by accident. I have been very blessed in my life. Likewise, I have found direction for each time of transition and strength for every challenge. God’s provision continues to abound. When I remained faithless, God continued to prove Himself faithful. Of course, this is a product…

3 Things to Look For Towards the End of the 2016 Election

We are approaching election day, and it seems the tension is thickening by the hour. Name calling, tattling, and bad behavior continue to make headlines. People from all worldviews are getting sucked into the madness.

The Home as a Tabernacle

Freshly groomed grass, peaceful woods…shades of burnt orange, red, and mustard yellow. Warmth and the smell of a burning candle. Low light, smiles, hugs, and laughs. Quiet. Peace.

My return to my parent’s house is always filled with anticipation and joy. I…