Is My Church Too Asian?
A church highly comprised of a particular ethnicity may wonder, “Are we too [fill in the blank]?” This is a conversation requiring wisdom, and when geography and theology shape the conversation, the potential is a church that’s both faithful and fruitful.
Disagreeing With Someone? Go Meet Them In Person
We live in an age where it’s easier to blast someone online than look them in the eye. But as George Orwell discovered, meeting face-to-face has the power to turn enemies into human beings again. If Jesus chose to step into the flesh to confront those who opposed Him, maybe our next step can be a cup of coffee with the person we can’t stand.
Youth Sports and Discipleship: Conflict or Opportunity?
Can youth sports and discipleship truly fit together, or are they in constant competition? Parents want the best for their kids, pastors long to see students grow in faith, and the demands of sports can leave both sides frustrated. This post explores the arguments on both sides.
Why the Bible Just Won’t Die (Part 2)
In Part 1, we explored the Bible’s staying power on a metanarrative level. In this follow-up, we zoom in on a cultural voice—Jordan Peterson—whose lectures may have unexpectedly helped shift public perceptions about the Bible. It’s a reminder that God can—and does—use surprising people to draw others toward Him.
Why the Bible Just Won’t Die (1/2)
Despite modern society’s best efforts to downplay it as outdated, anti-scientific, or irrelevant, the Scriptures continue to endure—and even grow in popularity. This post explores why the world’s most resilient book keeps speaking to modern souls.
The Cracks In Our Secular Culture—and the Hope Rising
For decades, secularism promised radical freedom and progress—yet many today are finding them hollow and unfulfilling. From podcast conversations to rising church attendance, a new spiritual curiosity appears to be emerging. Could this be a moment for Christians to step forward with humble courage and offer the hope of Christ?
One “Do” and One “Don’t” For Giving Feedback Like a Pro
How do we provide good feedback? How do we communicate constructively in a way that our feedback is more likely to be received by the hearer? While there’s no fireproof method, some methods are better than others, and it's a good practice to aim for precision rather than personalization.
5 Lessons from Jackie Hill Perry & the Enneagram
Author, artist, and teacher Jackie Hill Perry shared on Instagram that she had changed her mind about the Enneagram personality test. Perry, who was once skeptical of those who said the Enneagram was demonic, said she came to the said conclusion after studying it for two days. I share 5 things we can learn from this scenario.