The word follow has gone through a substantial shift. As the primary invitation of Jesus, it’s important to reflect on what it means.

There is a benefit to glancing back for future growth! Enjoy this thought to ponder from life on the Mississippi!

Fellowship might sound old fashioned but it’s just as relevant to our faith today!

Seeing something from the other side can really enhance the view!

What surrounds a thing can easily be mistaken for the essence of a thing. Easter is no different.

I survived my first marathon! I even had some mental awareness to capture some life learnings!

Our decisions and circumstances are connected more than we often think. How do we make decisions that impact our circumstances positively? We keep show up.

Some thoughts on stepping out into a New Year!

Processing and poetry in this recent post.

Disruption is easily seen in the world around us, yet there’s an ongoing sense of unnaturalness about it. Where does that discrepancy originate from? Perhaps there’s a logical explanation.

Change means loss and loss is sad. Change can also lead to opportunity and a doorway of hope.

It’s hard to come to terms with reality but that’s the starting point of real change.

The gospel is both unifying and disruptive. It’s a tension we have to embrace. Let’s navigate this unique season well.

The recent weeks have got me combing through Scripture from the perspective of the marginalized and oppressed. One thing has been abundantly clear that God associates with the oppressed more than the privileged. Privilege isn’t inherently bad as long as it’s being leveraged for the glory of God.

The world has changed. It’s time to consider how we will respond.