A few moments of denial can cause long term damage. But if you can manage those moments, you will save yourself much pain.

In Scot McKnight’s latest book, Invisible Jesus, he looks at the recent Deconstruction movement and helps people to navigate this journey.

When Jesus was arrested, his disciples reacted in fear. Maybe you can relate. Fear turns us into control freaks and robs us of our future.

When Jesus was arrested, his followers were gripped by fear. This post helps to better understand the effect that fear has on us and how to overcome it.

Deconstructing faith. It seems to be what people are doing a lot these days. Is it wrong? Is it dangerous?

Learn how fear robs from you and makes you a control freak.

Are Christians protected from COVID-19? If not, then what is the hope the Bible offers?

Nothing can be worse than losing a child. How does one recover from something like that? This brief post points the way to how to grieve and move on from the loss of a child.

If you have been deeply hurt, have you found deep healing? Our hurt is often rooted in the pain of shame. But what is shame and where did it come from? Why to we suffer from it? This post will explore these questions.

Too often, Christians simplify their talks with clichés and jargon. This can feel disrespectful to both people and God. We can do better. This post explains why using clichés and jargon doesn’t help share your faith clearly.

There are many reasons why some people choose not to believe in God. Often, these reasons are deeply connected to negative or painful experiences within church communities. This post explores five common reasons why individuals decide to stop believing in God, while also offering one positive reason that encourages faith.

Everyone faces change. We often resist it our of fear. But some change is inevitable. Here are five ways to process the change that comes your way.

There is an answer to our fears of feeling insignificant and it comes from knowing the profound love of God.

Suffering seems to have no purpose. But the suffering of Jesus shows us that meaning can be found in our suffering.

In this post I answer two tough questions from readers about forgiveness and setting boundaries. What questions do you have about forgiving others or being forgiven?