For all the excitement the disciples would have had to see Jesus on that first Easter Sunday morning, I bet they also would have wondered, Does Jesus want to see me?
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A lesson from my father that keeps on giving—just like him.
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A few of the ways Russell Moore and his writing ministry bless me.
Read MoreBecause Jesus will come again soon, our weary world can rejoice.
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A few days ago Tim Challies lost his college-aged son. Please pray for him.
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A highlight from last year and how to get 20% off conference registration.
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The death of spiritual fathers leaves holes.
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If you’re going to spank your children, make sure you do these 13 things—or don’t spank at all.
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Most of the time I really don’t know what I’m doing with social media.
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I’ve been blogging for four years and my website was starting to show signs of aging.
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Yesterday my wife and I had a baby boy.
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Some reasons to love the 2015 Disney movie Cinderella, as well as 10 discussion questions.
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Many people have asked for an update about my food allergy situation. The short answer is that it hasn’t been easy. Here’s the longer answer.
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I try not to gripe about anything and everything. But there’s an aspect of The Game of Life that drives me nuts.
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I have many favorite Christmas memories, so it’s hard to pick the favorite. But here is one of them.
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Months ago, in a blog post I promised I would occasionally have poetry on my blog, but so far I have not delivered on that promise—until now. In honor of Mother’s Day, here is a poem to encourage young mothers to keep their identity in Christ.
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Genesis 33 is the story of the reuniting of two brothers named Jacob and Esau. Bad blood kept them estranged for twenty years. In this (long) blog post, I had the privilege of sitting down for an interview with Jacob and Esau to explore just what was going on behind their words and actions in this confusing chapter of the Bible.
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We all experience rage. It’s natural. But does that make it (always) right? And more importantly, how we respond to our own emotions says a lot about us and our character.
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You know how smells can bring back memories, well, for me, so does the Bible. Specific passages recall specific memories, and every time I read 2 Corinthians 1:12, I always think about this one time when…
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A poem to remind us of what's important in life.
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