Avoiding the Easy Opinions

Having an opinion is easy. Living one isn't. [Click title to read more.]

Faith In The Present Tense: A Perpetual Struggle

Maintaining faith in a time of trial is exhausting. [Click title to read more.]

The Slow Burn (Or, Falling In Love With God When You Always Sort Of Knew Who He Was)

When you feel like you've always known God, it's easy to forget that there's always more of Him to learn and experience. [Click title to read more.]

Contempt for the Easy Answer

I couldn't accept what I didn't understand, until suddenly I could. [Click title to read more.]

To Pursue God: Turning Our Back On The Digital Age

The digital age is forming us without our consent, and warnings proliferate that the consequences to the faithful may be disastrous. Turning away should be a viable option. [Click title to read more.]

A Dog At The Very Door

It took a small multitude to bring a dog to the woman who needed it: a reminder God can use many people for one great act of goodness. [Click title to read more.]

Looking for the Lightning Bolt

We're encouraged to look for lightning bolts, but we're never looking where we should. [Click title to read more.]

When All You Hear Is Silence

There is a point in the life of every believer where everything is going wrong, on fire, or is absolutely confusing and shattering and - worst of all - you cannot sense God in any of it. [Click title to read more.]

What Exists In Abundance We Must Not Consider Common

It's tempting to take God's love and mercy for granted because it comes to us with such abundance. [Click title to read more.]

I’m Fine With What I Don’t Know

I can't logically prove every foundation of my faith true; if I could, I'd be able to invent it myself, and I'd have no need for God. God's love, God's providence, God's promises: I trust those things not because my intellect has determined for me that they are certain, but because I believe that what God has said is true. [Click title to read more.]