Many people celebrate Easter without experiencing its transformative power. They acknowledge the empty tomb as a historical fact but miss its invitation to a completely changed life.

For many of us, admitting our doubts feels like a spiritual failure. We push these thoughts down, hoping they’ll disappear if we ignore them long enough. But what if I told you that your doubts aren’t a sign of weak faith but potentially the pathway to stronger faith?

I had the privilege of sitting down with Tricia Patterson at Anthem Church to discuss my book Holy Habits and the journey of cultivating a lifelong faith.

We’re all naturally selfish, but God wants us to become supernaturally generous.

There is a race marked out for us, but what many of us miss is that it’s NOT meant to be a solo run.

If we’re going to walk with Jesus for a lifetime, we need to keep our spiritual tanks full.

The Holy Spirit desires to help us walk with Jesus for a lifetime. But he wants us to participate in the process.

I wrote Holy Habits as an urgent call for Christians to embrace a rhythm of life that will help them walk with Jesus for a lifetime.

Starting my year in prayer and fasting has profoundly impacted my life, and it can have the same impact on yours as well.

John Calvin hit it on the head when he said, “The human heart is an idol factory.”

Some believe the church today is declining, but nothing could be further from the truth.

Out of love, God puts a fence around our behavior so that we can live full, long lives. He restricts our freedom in order to give us true freedom.

A friend received a life-altering health diagnosis. It would likely shorten her life and change it forever. What now?

The compass is what you know to be true no matter where you are.

As a pastor, I’ve learned that many people are confused about spiritual gifts. It’s time for some clarity.

God shows us the story of humanity through a series of doors. In fact, if you look for them, doors are all over the Bible.

I grew up thinking the stone was rolled away so Jesus could get out. That’s not what the gospel writers record.

Boldness is an overlooked virtue of the Christian life and is often missing from many Christian’s daily lives. And that’s a problem.

You may feel like your story is finished. It’s not.

The Christian life is supposed to be an adventure. But so few people would describe faith in that way. It’s time for a change.