The story of a pastor who spent Maundy Thursday around a bonfire in the woods drinking beer and bourbon.

Special audio presentation of my original short story on the tragic fate of Judas Iscariot.

A behind-the-scenes glimpse at the writing of my short story dealing with the heavy topic of suicide and Judas Iscariot.

In this dramatic reading, I share how Jesus’ fate was strangely intertwined with the fate of the old fig tree that he cursed on his way into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.

In this episode, I give a personal update on some exciting projects happening at Kingdom Harbor, and what God’s doing in my own soul.

I returned home to the church of my upbringing, and here’s the message I shared from Psalm 23.

Jesus’ hour of glorification was also his hour of suffering. Might that be true for us as well? Let’s talk about crushed bones, strength coaches, coal and diamonds.

In going blind, Mary Ingalls on Little House on the Prairie comes to see in a deeper way. What about us? Lectionary reflection: Numbers 21.

John 3:13-17 compares Jesus on the cross to Moses’ bronze snake on a pole. We are invited to “look upon” and “behold” these mysteries. What does it mean to pursue spiritual “seeing” in a culture of “doers”?

Ephesians 2:1-10 is a goldmine of glorious truths worthy of our attention. What does it mean to be “seated in heavenly places in Christ” already now?