Weekly Blog

The Danger of Spiritual Isolation: Why We Need the Church

Apr 22, 2026

There’s something haunting about the story of Christopher McCandless, the young man who ventured into the Alaskan wilderness seeking ultimate freedom and self-discovery. Adopting the alias “Alexander Supertramp,” he pursued […]

Living in the Power of the New Covenant: What It Means to Be Filled with the Spirit

Apr 15, 2026

There’s a fundamental truth that changes everything about how we approach our spiritual lives: we are not Old Covenant believers. We are New Covenant people, and that distinction matters more […]

The Vivid Reality of Resurrection Morning

Apr 08, 2026

There’s something powerful about vivid memories—those moments frozen in time that we can recall with crystal clarity. The way a particular song transports us back to a specific moment. The […]

The Paradox of Palm Sunday: A King on a Donkey

Apr 01, 2026

The scene is almost cinematic in its grandeur. Massive crowds converging from multiple directions, palm branches waving in the air, voices raised in jubilant shouts of “Hosanna!” The whole city […]

The Tragedy of Trading Ultimate Joy for Temporary Comfort

Mar 25, 2026

Throughout history, a haunting pattern repeats itself in literature, scripture, and our own lives: the tragedy of trading what truly matters for things that ultimately fail us. Julius Caesar pursued […]

Beyond the Grilled Cheese Prayer: Discovering the True Power of Prayer

Mar 18, 2026

We’ve all been there. Bowing our heads before a meal, rushing through words we’ve said a thousand times: “Dear Lord, thank you for this food. May it be a blessing […]

Do You See This Woman? The Power of Being Truly Seen

Mar 11, 2026

In a world obsessed with labels, categories, and snap judgments, there’s something profoundly moving about being truly seen. Not evaluated. Not categorized. Not dismissed. But seen—as a person, with a […]

The Upside-Down Kingdom: When Greatness Means Serving

Mar 04, 2026

What makes someone great? Throughout history, conquerors have defined greatness through power, dominance, and the subjugation of enemies. Genghis Khan famously declared that a man’s greatest work was to crush […]

The Continental Divide: When Everything Changes Direction

Feb 25, 2026

There are moments in life when everything shifts. Like standing at the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains, where a single raindrop falling just inches in one direction flows to […]

The Most Important Question Ever Asked

Feb 18, 2026

“Who do you say that I am?” This question echoes across two thousand years of history, as urgent and personal today as when it was first spoken on the dusty […]