If culture defines truth… why does it keep changing?

We live in a world where what’s “right” seems to shift constantly. But if truth is always changing, can it really be truth at all?

In this episode, we talk about the danger of building life on cultural opinions and what it means to anchor yourself to something unchanging.

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In a world that often equates success with visibility and popularity, it’s easy to fall into the trap of measuring our spiritual lives by what looks good on the outside. In this post, we’ll explore the concept of the illusion of success and how to discern genuine spiritual growth from mere appearances. Drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings, we’ll uncover the importance of building a faith that is rooted in truth rather than the fleeting validation of others.

In a world that often equates success with visibility and popularity, it’s easy to fall into the trap of measuring our spiritual lives by what looks good on the outside. In this post, we’ll explore the concept of the illusion of success and how to discern genuine spiritual growth from mere appearances. Drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings, we’ll uncover the importance of building a faith that is rooted in truth rather than the fleeting validation of others.

In this episode, I invite listeners to rethink success through Jesus's teachings. Discover why faithfulness, not fame, defines true success in God's eyes. I explore the Pharisee trap, where leaders chase influence over God's purpose, using stories like Saul's rejection to illustrate the dangers of worldly metrics.

This episode is a wake-up call for anyone tired of hollow applause. If you're ready to pursue what truly matters to God, tune in for a renewed perspective and inspiration for authentic obedience. Are you measuring success by God's standards or falling into the Pharisee trap?

Have you ever had your space taken over by someone else? In this episode I discuss losing my side of the bathroom vanity and why "live and let live" might not be the best motto.

In this episode I discuss the gospel of Mark and the significance of it being written within about seven to ten years after the death of Jesus.

In this episode I discuss the new year and practical steps we can utilize to start the year off right.

In this episode I discuss Christmas memories and God's greatest gift.

In this episode I am joined by Kathleen Crowe. We discuss how opinions can differ from reality.

My brother Josh Crowe joins me in this episode. We discuss feelings of refreshing and how these feelings can only last for a season. We must be set free!