There is a quiet tragedy unfolding in the lives of many believers today. It doesn’t make headlines or spark outrage, but it is far more dangerous than anything happening in the culture around us. It is the slow, subtle, almost unnoticeable loss of the fear of the Lord. Somewhere along the way, many Christians stopped… Read More »
There are moments in ministry when heaven feels unusually close—when the presence of God settles so gently and so powerfully that you know you are standing on holy ground. Bon Air Epiphany #10 was one of those moments. Over the course of three unforgettable days, twenty-one young stars stepped into a short course in Christianity… Read More »
The last few decades have moved faster than any era in human history. We’ve gone from dialup internet to artificial intelligence, from cassette tapes to streaming sermons worldwide, from and written letters to instant global communication. Technology has not just changed the world—it has reshaped the rhythms, habits, and expectations of the Christian Church. Some… Read More »
Every December 31st, we count down with hope. Ten seconds until a fresh start. Ten seconds until a new chapter. Ten seconds until… something better, we hope. But then January 1st arrives, and reality settles in. The calendar changed, but our circumstances did not. The bills are still due. The relationship tension is still there.… Read More »
This past year feels like a love letter from God, written across my life in moments of grace, challenge, and triumph. As I look back, my hearts overflow with thanksgiving—not just for the blessings I received, but for the privilege of being sent out on four unforgettable short-term mission campaigns. Each trip was more than… Read More »
I have just returned from our evangelism campaign in Colombia, October 4-11, 2025, and I find myself searching for words that can hold the weight of what I experienced. It was not just a mission campaign—it was a divine encounter. A collision of heaven’s urgency with Colombia’s spiritual hunger. And I was blessed to be… Read More »
In every garden, weeds threaten the beauty and health of what’s been planted. Left unchecked, they spread—choking life, stealing nutrients, and multiplying destruction. Bitterness is one such weed in the garden of God’s people. It doesn’t just affect the individual harboring it—it poisons the soil of fellowship, defiles the fruit of ministry, and grieves the… Read More »
“Unity among believers is meant to reflect the perfect unity between the Father and the Son and Holy Spirit; and to serve as a visible testimony to the world of God’s love and truth.” Unity is not just important in the church, it’s foundational. Scripture consistently presents unity as both a divine calling and a… Read More »
The high of an impactful experience, like an evangelism campaign, can make the subsequent spiritual dip feel even more jarring. The return to the familiar, coupled with the question “What’s next”, can unexpectedly trigger a spiritual slump. You’re not alone if you’ve experienced this. Many Christians, regardless of their time with God, can face seasons… Read More »
Every church planting journey is both uniquely personal and profoundly familiar. Today, we celebrate our own journey—one marked by faith, perseverance, and the unmistakable hand of God. Planting a church is never easy. It comes with challenges, setbacks, and moments of deep reflection. Yet, it also brings overwhelming joy—joy found in witnessing God's Spirit move… Read More »
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