We often don’t think that there is a cost, the Christian life is full of rainbows and unicorns and Jesus is just there to make sure that we are comfortable until we get to heaven. But there’s a true cost of discipleship and Jesus says to pick up your cross, a.k.a. be prepared to lay down your life, because that’s where I’m going.

Learning from one of the 70 resolutions of Jonathan Edwards.

Following Jesus is a great adventure and every adventure involves risk. Let’s talk about it!

Jonah's life and ministry reveal his heart and his view of God.

Through Jesus and with His help, you can change your thoughts. Get in the habit of changing the channel to what is positive and constructive.

Some insights I’ve gained on grief through the loss of our sweet dog, Bella.

In seasons of negativity and anxious thoughts, we're challenged to place our thoughts elsewhere.

We do this all the time in scripture through parables or narratives because we read most things with us as the main character. Read John 15 and see Jesus speak about the vine and our position as branches.

A careful look into what is, and what’s not our responsibility in difficult conversations.

Asking how you need to improve can be scary but it ultimately brings us closer to the one we're asking.