Why Confession Really Is Good for the Soul
When we act like confessing a common sin to someone is beyond embarrassing, we often betray an inherent belief in our own goodness.
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What Accounting Taught Me About Descent and Glory
In our fallen state, we naturally grasp upward, reaching for recognition, status, glory; Paul points to Jesus and shows us a better way, the way of humility.
How Do You Love Difficult People?
Do you find it hard to love others who are different than you? If so, Philippians 2 is the passage you need this week.
Living Worthy of the Gospel in a Fractured World
Our heavenly citizenship unites us even when everything else divides us. The gospel calls us to stand together around the cross, not fracture over our differences.
When Hard Seasons Make the Gospel Shine Brighter
No one enjoys seasons of difficulty, but as long as we live in this fallen world, they will be inevitable. When hardship comes into our lives, what a comfort to remember that, in Christ, our suffering is never wasted.