Free Bible study
To equip you on the journey of faith.
He is... therefore i am
Is there a difference between what your mind knows to be true about God and what your heart seems to believe?
The He is... therefore i am Bible study (co-authored with Julie Turner) examines six attributes of God's character and encourages participants to embrace the corresponding truths in their own lives.
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From the blog
A collection of posts to encourage you in your faith.
When you don’t know you’re sick (or somehow forgot)
Is there anything scarier than being sick and not knowing it? Okay, there probably is. But I find the idea of an undetected illness terrifying. (Just me?) If you’ve been following Jesus for any length of time, you’re undoubtedly familiar with our sinful nature being likened to an incurable disease…
Read MoreOn the other hand…
“You might be immobilized for five or six weeks,” my doctor said. Ugh. The possibility of not being able to use of my dominant hand for that length of time struck a chord of fear in this pessimist’s heart. But my shoulder needed repair so I scheduled it—despite the potential…
Read MoreWhen past hurt makes friendship feel scary
He addressed him as “friend.” “Friend, do what you came to do.” (Matthew 26:50 ESV) Jesus knew what his friend Judas—one of the close-knit group of disciples—was about to do: betray Him into the hands of His would-be killers. Most of us wouldn’t consider that kind of betrayal a mark of…
Read MoreHow to make forgiveness a habit
Habits. I’ve got some good ones: Flossing. Exercise. Budgeting and bank reconciliations. And I’ve got some bad ones: Phone pick-ups. Dirty chai lattes. Returning shoes. (I have yet to diagnose the reason behind my lack of ability to commit to a shoe purchase.) I’m intentional about habit-building. I have regular…
Read MoreThe painful (and sometimes funny) discovery of blind spots
When the irony fell on us all at the same moment, we dissolved into gales of laughter. Fourteen of us sat around the conference room table in Chicago. It was an opportunity to gather with colleagues; most of us had never met in person. On the first morning of our…
Read MoreThe other kind of love
Ah, February. The month commonly associated with love because of Valentine’s Day. The stores flood with food, flowers, and apparel in various shades of red, pink, and chocolate. Oddly, I think it fills more of us with dread than delight: singles feel conspicuous in a culture focused on couples, and…
Read MoreOur Daily Bread devotionals
I've been writing devotional articles for Our Daily Bread since 2016. It's one of my greatest joys. I love hearing from readers (maybe that's how you found me?) how God has used my work in their lives. You can easily find all the articles I've authored by clicking the linked button below.
Books I've written or contributed to
Some of my other writing
Speaking the language of adoption in church: Three vital (but commonly misunderstood) words
Key Ministry
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