Blog posts

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    When the Wine Runs Out:Finding faith—and God’s glory—at the edge of the unknown

    What do you do when the wine runs out?

    In my latest column for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, I reflect on Jesus’ first miracle—the quiet, powerful moment at a wedding in Cana where water became wine. It wasn’t just about saving a celebration from embarrassment—it was about revealing the glory of God through simple, obedient faith.

    As I meditated on this passage, God reminded me of the power of obeying His voice—even when it doesn’t make sense. Sometimes, our miracle is waiting on the other side of a step of faith.

    👉 Read the full article now and be encouraged to trust Him at the edge of your unknown.

    ✨ Let’s talk about it—what is He asking you to believe or do today?

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    Too Old Or Too Young To Fulfill Your Dreams

    🎬 What happens when a teenager with a passion for storytelling meets a seasoned theater director with a heart for redemption?

    In the latest episode of God-Sized Stories, I sat down with filmmakers Joseph Stam and David Alford—the creative minds behind Searching for the Elephant, a powerful faith-based film tackling addiction, family wounds, and the healing grace of God. From homeschool beginnings to global film distribution, their journey is a reminder that when we surrender our gifts to God, He writes a story bigger than we could imagine.

    ✨ If you’ve ever wondered how to blend creativity with calling—or if you simply love stories of hope rising from hard places—this one’s for you.

    #GodSizedStories #FaithInFilm #SearchingForTheElephant #LimitlessLifePodcast #ChristianCreatives #FilmWithPurpose

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    How the Enemy Wins Without a Fight

    How does the enemy win… without even lifting a sword?

    Not with an all-out assault—but through subtle compromise.

    In the Book of Judges, we see God’s people go from victory to captivity—not because of an overpowering enemy, but because of the slow, steady erosion of obedience. A toehold became a foothold. A foothold became a stronghold. And before they knew it, the Israelites were bound—spiritually numb, emotionally weary, and far from the God who once led them into freedom.

    That same strategy is still in play today.

    If we’re not vigilant, we too can find ourselves drifting—not because we turned away from God in a single moment, but because we let our guard down, one small decision at a time.

    But there is hope. God never abandons His people. He’s still in the business of breaking strongholds and reviving hearts.

    👉 Read my latest AJC column now and share it with someone who needs a reminder that freedom is just one surrendered prayer away.

    Let’s trade compromise for courage—and walk in full obedience to the One who fights for us.

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    No Pain Is Wasted

    What happens when life takes an unexpected turn?

    In this week’s episode of God Sized Stories, I sat down with Kim Patton—author and foster care advocate—whose journey through sudden moves, heartbreak, and ministry challenges will stir your heart. Her story is a reminder that God often births purpose from our most painful seasons.

    🎧 Don’t miss this powerful conversation!

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    The God Who Chooses the Broken: How the flawed and forgotten become vessels of glory in his hands

    Scripture is full of reminders that God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called. Murderers, adulterers, cowards, and outcasts fill the pages of His story, proving that our past doesn’t disqualify us from His purpose.

    That truth came alive in my recent conversation with Angie Howell, author of Jewel of Heaven. A mother of seven, Angie stood at the edge of despair when her newborn daughter was diagnosed with a fatal condition. But through an unlikely encounter with a group of Christian bikers, God delivered a miracle that changed everything.

    Read more in my latest Atlanta Journal-Constitution column.

    No one is too broken for God. And Angie’s story is proof.

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    Beyond Easter: When Resurrection Truth Meets Daily Struggles

    The job didn’t come through. The pressure kept building. And then—Easter came and went, almost unnoticed.

    But resurrection wasn’t meant to be seasonal. Jesus didn’t just rise—He reigns. And because He reigns, hope isn’t tied to circumstances. It’s anchored in Him.

    💡 Read my latest column for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: “Beyond Easter: When Resurrection Truth Meets Daily Struggles”

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    Real-Life Miracles and Hope: Behind the Scenes of Show Me Your Glory with Eric Swithin

    When suffering strikes, it can shake even the strongest faith. But what if, in the midst of the pain, God is doing something miraculous?

    In this week’s podcast, I sat down with Eric Swithin—filmmaker and founder of Abba Heart Ministries—to talk about their new documentary Show Me Your Glory, releasing in theaters May 13–15. Together, we explored powerful stories of healing, loss, and supernatural encounters that defy explanation.

    If you’ve ever wondered where God is in your suffering, this conversation—and their film—will remind you: He is closer than you think.

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    Exploring the Supernatural: Lee Strobel’s Latest Investigation

    Have you ever wondered whether supernatural experiences are real—or just figments of imagination? In this week’s post, I share a personal story that shattered my skepticism as a college student and point to a fascinating new investigation by bestselling author Lee Strobel. His latest book, Seeing the Supernatural, dives into near-death experiences, angelic encounters, and the mysteries of the unseen world with journalistic depth and biblical insight.

    🕊️ Whether you’re a seeker, skeptic, or believer, this read—and my conversation with Strobel—will challenge your perspective and deepen your faith.

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    Like an Evergreen Tree: Aging with Purpose

    As seasons change and life moves forward, how can we remain rooted, thriving with purpose and strength? In my latest column for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, I share timeless lessons from nature and faith — and an inspiring conversation with Dr. Mark Rutland about aging with grace, joy, and unwavering resilience. Like the evergreen tree, we, too, can flourish through every season of life.

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    FAITH AND PURPOSE WHILE IN PRISON

    She was sentenced to life in prison… but God had other plans.”

    In this week’s God-Sized Stories podcast, I sit down with Judy Henderson—a woman whose journey from incarceration to inspiration will leave you in awe of God’s redemptive power. Her powerful new book, When the Light Finds Us, is a story of justice, healing, and unshakable hope.

    Read the blog to learn more about Judy’s journey and enter our special book giveaway!