I've packed this episode with so much content you'll never ask another question about the Magi. What should we call them? Magi? Wise men? Kings? And how many were there? 3? 10? Should we tear "We Three Kings" from the holiday section of our hymnals? Read more in my Christianity Today article Magi, Wise Men, … Continue reading 1.7 — Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about the Wise Men
Scrolling through the news. Scarfing down meals. Shuttling kids to programs and practices. After a frantic autumn, I feel like I'm doing everything half-cocked. I'm trying to slow down this holiday season by rediscovering what it looks like to feast with the King.
God is writer, which means two things for human beings made in his image: We are meant to be readers. We are meant to be writers.
I have a new podcast. And it's got a quirky math pun for a name: Functional Theology: Relating the Word to Your Daily LifeIt's weird. I'm weird. We all know it. However, there's a weird connection between math and theology. I kind of embody that bizarre relationship. I majored in both math and biblical studies … Continue reading 1.4 — What Is Functional Theology?
The Old Testament is either tragedy or triumph depending on who you identify with. There are two ways to read the OT and we need them both to properly understand and celebrate the Gospel.
Take a look inside my study as I show you how I typically write my weekly sermons. WARNING: Not for the faint of heart! 😉 No really, come on in.
I feel like so much of my ministry is just trying to convince people to read the Bible. Here are seven common reasons why people don't seem to think it's important to make time for God's Word. Maybe you've heard them--maybe you've said them yourself.
