Amillennialism is a simple yet sophisticated view of the end times. In this post, I share a few of the beliefs one must hold in order to be an amillennialist.

Back in 2009, The Gospel Coalition wrote an article called “What You Must Believe If You Are a Premillennialist.” I found this writing thought-provoking and helpful. In this post, I share what one must believe in order to hold to the postmillennial view of the end times.

There are four leadership seasons every leader cycles through according to the life of David. This post traces how each season critically shapes a leader inviting us to submit to whatever season you're in and steward it faithfully, trusting God's hand in every circumstance.

The 2026 World Cup opening ceremony, where EJAE and Andrea Bocelli performed together, became an unexpected signpost to deeper spiritual realities. Drawing on Peter Berger's "signals of transcendence" and C.S. Lewis's Sehnsucht, the post posits that such moments stir an eternity-shaped longing God has placed in every heart.

Jesus didn't only call His followers to love God and others — He also pointed them toward the motivation of treasure and reward in heaven. This post answers four common questions about heavenly rewards: what they are, whether it's right to be motivated by them, whether comparison will steal our joy, and how seriously we should pursue them.