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.
The free e-book available for download. Printed copies of 10 or more also available by request.
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From the blog
A collection of posts to encourage you in your faith.
Breaking bread instead of breaking fellowship
In the coming days (and weeks), many of us will gather with friends or family to share a holiday meal. We’ll put thought into who will encircle the table, extending invitations and setting a time to gather. We’ll put thought into the meal—possibly preparing favorite family recipes. And we might…
Read MoreSmall boat, big God: Weathering Life’s Storms
You’ve read the story before, I’m sure… Jesus instructed His disciples to go to the other side of the lake. As they traveled, a storm began to rage; waves breaking into the boat. Jesus was sleeping through it all. Until they woke Him, asking whether He even cared that they might drown.…
Read MoreWhat I learned from writing out the entire book of Genesis
Yes, all 50 chapters of it. It took 179 pages and 346 days. I began on June 1, 2020 and wrote out between four and fourteen verses every day. Why? The short answer is that writing Scripture by hand keeps me engaged in a way that my wandering mind won’t…
Read MoreWhen “new” feels scary and uncertain
I know you’ve experienced them, too: transitions. Stepping into a new job and leaving the old one. Uprooting your household to relocate. Or just entering a new season in life (anyone else watching their nest emptying rapidly?). All change brings some degree of ambiguity–even if it’s a change we desire.…
Read MoreSeeing God in the suffering
It’s pretty easy to feel compassion for Joseph. Despite a seeming lack of emotional intelligence (telling his brothers about his prophetic dreams of ruling over them), being sold into slavery by those brothers into an unfamiliar culture, away from everything he knew and loved, seems incredibly unkind. God absolutely redeemed…
Read MoreWhen someone imposes on you unfairly
Her comment took my breath away. I sat in a circle amongst a team of people who—for years—gave their time and talent to lead a local branch of an international ministry. The hours we invested every week in personal study, phone calls, leadership meetings, and the actual ministry activities were…
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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