What does it mean to judge rightly? How do we judge what is valuable, worth building with, or deserving of our time and energy in this new year?

Peter lays out the master floor plan of the divine architect of our souls likening our spiritual maturity to a living building coming into alignment to the corner stone.

The holidays are a stark reminder of all that is wrong with the world. Fractured relationships, loss of family members, financial struggles and the expectation to “get into the Christmas spirit” create more stress and depression then any other time of year. But isn’t that why we celebrate and retell the Christmas story?

CHANGE IS POSSIBLE: Where have you come from, or perhaps what are you running from, that makes you crave freedom? No matter what, change is possible if you run into the grace of God and the right people!

WE LIVE LOOKING BOTH WAYS: We are not alone or disconnected. The plan of God is sure, the grace of God is deep, and the mission of God spans across all generations.

WHAT MATTERS MOST?: You hear a life without regret in Paul’s last words. He has fought a good fight and finished the race he had been given. This writing of great love and intensity is to prepare Timothy to take over where he would leave off.

IN ADVERSITY AND IN HOPE: Adversity that finds us anchored in hope eternal will actually drive our faith deeper and make our convictions stronger. But if our faith is only a mental agreement, with a doctrine or casual association with tradition, then adversity and suffering will cause it to wither.

JESUS ABOVE ALL GODS: Is Jesus the only way? Many today scorn the idea that there can be only one way to God when tolerance and self expression reign supreme. This book is about the supremacy of Christ.

UNSHAKABLE JOY: Happiness seems to be elusive, but isn’t joy different? What is the source of joy and, more importantly, can it be a way of life for me regardless of my circumstances? There is a way...

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK: Our strange and powerful fascination with the dark, invisible world is also very naive and misinformed. The reality that Ephesians describes is a battle between good and evil that is of cosmic proportions.