“Go make disciples,” Jesus said. But, um… What exactly does that mean? Fair question. Discipleship can feel ambiguous and intimidating.  Read More

Our words, try as we might to fulfill them, sometimes return empty. We cancel plans, we let others down, or we bite off more than we can chew and come up short on what we have promised.  Read More

There are 7.6 billion people in the world. Over 600 million are evangelical Christians, which means that some 7 billion are unsure of their soul’s future. To bring it a little closer to home, there are 328 million people in the U.S., and about 90 million evangelicals. Around 220-230 million Americans are unsure of their faith.  Read More

Every single time I read the book of Acts I think, There’s no way I’ll ever have as much faith as these men and women. Chapter after chapter of Spirit-filled boldness and imprisonment and martyrdom. It’s just so much faith.  Read More

Paul understood the notion that opposition and opportunity work together perhaps better than anyone. We see in Acts chapters 7-9, the miraculous conversion of Saul (into Paul) and the effect it had on the church.  Read More

I’m a Type A personality. My husband is a Type B. When we’re not annoyed by our differences, we’re laughing about them. When I walk through our living room each morning, it never fails that a styrofoam cup with remnants of coffee is sitting on the table. And Mrs. Type A is once again annoyed with Mr. Type B for leaving it there.  Read More