Learning a new song for Sunday.

How should we understand James’ instructions on anointing with oil? Should our elders be doing that every time someone is sick?

The “genuine faith” of Lois and Eunice was, most likely, a faith they had before they knew about Jesus. What does this tell us about the nature of Christianity?

“Christmas split history. Foretastes of the future abound. Drink deeply on what he achieved for us. And be filled with hope for all that is coming.”

If no decision is 100% “safe,” humanly speaking, how do God’s people navigate these murky medical waters?

Are “the spirit” and “the letter” two competing ways of understanding the Bible? Is there a deeper meaning to Scripture that’s easier to follow than what the words themselves actually say?

A 130-year old guest post from my great-grandfather.

“So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31). Is it a stretch to say that Rahab’s lie is included in this list?

How can you tell if the storm means you’re running from God, like Jonah, or obeying God, like Paul?

Here’s two resources to help you better understand the Psalms we’d sometimes like to ignore.

On Sunday, our church met in our own building, in one gathering, for the first time since March 2020. Here are some reflections I shared in the midst of this celebration.

Does God owe us a good life if we do all the right things? Or does the gospel give us better news than this?