We continue our dive into biblical manhood by distinguishing between pride and authentic biblical humility, and looking at the consequences of unchecked pride in the life of King Nebuchadnezzar. 

We continue our study on biblical manhood by examining the common expressions of impulsivity as well as two Old Testament examples and the devastating consequences they brought about. 

We continue our study on manhood with a look at what it means to be "passive" and a biblical example its destructive consequences of passivity contrasted with the work of Jesus in Matthew 12. 

This is part one of a Summer series on authentic manhood that will look at the commons fallacies of secular manhood and contrast them with the ultimate model of masculinity we have in Jesus Christ. 

The Church in Acts dealt with a lot of the same issues as the modern American church -- more so than you realize. The book also provides some helpful insights on how to deal with division and disagreement within the church. 

In a new series on Acts David looks at the true purpose of church "community", what that looks like practically, and examples from the Book of Acts. 

We take a brief dive into Romans 6 to discuss what it means to be "dead" to sin, and share two (hopefully) helpful analogies on the purpose and process of sanctification. 

After a long hiatus, I'm back to talk about how a basketball drill and a basketball coach's ejection taught me a great lesson about the true goal of accountability. 

As we exit Easter season we take a deeper look at Lent, it's history, how it's practiced, and whether modern fasting practices measure up to the Biblical standard for the discipline. 

What do we do when we can't find authentic accountability and community within the current church structure?