Resting on God as His Child
The psalmist's implication is that this is to be the naturally dependent state of our relationship with God. Not compulsory, but voluntary.
Praying for God’s Words
Over the next two weeks, I'm redeeming every spare hour I can find to sequester myself to complete the final changes for my upcoming book, Unburdened, a book on moral integrity for men in Christian leadership.
How to Wait on God
I don't pretend to be an expert at this… not in the least. What follows are simply thoughts I felt convicted enough to write on a bookmark sometime last year. I tucked them away inside a book that I reopened just last week. They're as convicting and relevant today as they were when I first wrote them. In Colossians 4:2-3, The apostle Paul gives us a succinct but powerfully simple checklist for being a good waiter in our service to the Lord.
Real Lessons from Fallen Christian Leaders
Sometimes, it's best not to reinvent the wheel. A minister friend sent me this last week. It's a blog from pastor Garrett Kell on lessons all of us can learn from fallen pastors. He cites a survey that was done by the late Howard Hendrix (his former professor at Dallas Theological Seminary). Of nearly 250 fallen Christian leaders in the survey, four consistent themes emerged.
Improve Your Pastor’s Marriage
Would you spare five minutes to help a friend of mine help pastors (even yours) improve their marriage?
Freedom from the Bondage of Fifty Shades
Freedom as Christ's slave gives us the freedom to elevate women to dignity, not continue the degradation we all claim to hate.
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