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”
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.
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.
In my latest column for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, I share a deeply personal story—one of loss, peace, and the living hope we celebrate at Easter.
As my dear mother-in-law faced her final days, she did so with grace and unwavering faith. Her body grew weak, but her spirit stood firm on the promise that death is not the end.
This Easter, we rejoice in knowing that because Christ lives… she lives.
I invite you to read the full story and be reminded of the power of resurrection hope.
Life can shift in an instant, leaving us grasping for stability. This season has been one of testing—one where I’ve had to decide, yet again, whether I truly believe in God’s promises or let the storm shake my faith. But here’s the truth: the same God who spoke the stars into existence, who commands the winds and waves, is with us in every trial. If you’re in a season of uncertainty, Anchored in the Storm is for you. Read now and be encouraged to stand firm, no matter how fierce the winds may blow.
While New Age beliefs openly oppose Christianity, the more subtle “New Thought” movement is infiltrating the Church. It distorts Scripture to promote self-empowerment over God’s sovereignty—teaching that positive thinking alone can shape reality.
In my interview with apologist Melissa Dougherty, we discussed her book Happy Lies, which exposes this deception. As believers, we must stay vigilant, testing every teaching against Scripture.
No storm in life is limitless—just as God commands the waves where to stop, He places boundaries on our trials. 🌊 In my latest blog, “A Boundary for Every Storm,” I reflect on a moment at the beach that reminded me of this truth: no hardship escapes God’s watchful eye, and His love sustains us through it all. Read now and be encouraged!
This Valentine’s Day, I reflect on true, enduring love—the kind described in 1 Corinthians 13. In my latest *God-Sized Stories* episode, I sit down with Grammy-winning artist Rebecca St. James and her husband, Cubbie Fink, to discuss their journey of faith, music, and marriage, as shared in their new book, *Lasting Ever*. Listen on podcast platforms or YouTube, and enter our giveaway in the show notes for a chance to win a copy! #ValentinesDay #TrueLove #GodSizedStories
Ludwig van Beethoven’s journey as a composer, even in the face of complete deafness, is a timeless lesson in perseverance and faith. Drawing parallels to the courage of soldiers on D-Day and the struggles we face in our daily lives, this piece challenges readers to “take life by the throat” and press on through suffering and obstacles. Discover how perseverance builds character and hope, propelling us toward our destiny. What will you choose to do when challenges arise?
