Serving Jesus Even When Your Eyes Reflect Poop
Is this what I’m destined to become? Recoiling with disgust at the abject prospect, I now eyed these women with cynical wariness. Yes, they seemed normal. And up…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
How to Fold Laundry… As Unto Jesus
I just abandoned my laundry basket. It’s over half-full of warm, clean clothes. The rest are folded on the couch. Normally I don’t leave chores…
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Abide in Christ: What It Looks Like and Why It’s a Must
“Abide” is one of my favorite words. It is a calming, empowering word that communicates surrender and soul rest. Just hearing or reading that little…
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A Compelling Case for Contemporary Worship Songs
I grew up singing old traditional hymns. I loved to worship singing them as a child and I love to worship singing them now. Few…
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What Redemption Means for Followers of Christ
We say it as often as we can: Jesus-followers have been re-created by Christ to lead on His behalf in our everyday lives and circles.…
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3 Keys to Overcoming the Burnout of Serving Others
The burnout grew slowly. It was a general feeling of frustration with my work. As I would drive to work in the darkness of the…
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ACT: Guidance for relating to friends with mental health concerns
This is the second article in a two-part series. Read part one here: 5 Things Small Churches Need to Know About Mental Health. “Therefore if…
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A Look at the Book of Psalms: Does It Still Apply Today?
Do you enjoy reading the book of Psalms but wonder how it applies to your life? Does it continue to have significance? There are three…
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5 Things Churches Need to Know About Mental Health
One area in which churches could be more informed and proactive is relating to individuals who have mental health concerns. Oftentimes, people who feel isolated…
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Re-Created to Meet a Need: Knowing When to Jump In
I like when I can meet another person’s need. This, of course, is not a personality trait unique to me. In fact, I’d be surprised…
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