August 4, 2026
Preparing for the Day of Death
Ecclesiastes teaches that the house of mourning can make the heart wise, helping believers face death with honesty, courage, and confidence in eternal life.
Series: Featured
August 4, 2026
Everything Happens for a Reason
Does everything happen for a reason? This article reflects on suffering, human choice, evil, and Romans 8:28 without blaming God for every tragedy.
August 4, 2026
The Leader’s Sexual Integrity
Christian leaders must guard against pride, secrecy, and sexual sin by cultivating integrity of heart, practice, and awareness before temptation becomes collapse.
The Annual Church Financial Audit
A 2025 annual church financial audit highlights steady electronic giving, lower debt loads, strong cash reserves, and changing giving-unit patterns across congregational sizes.
July 28, 2026
A Well-Balanced Life
A reflection on balance, grace, and spiritual maturity, drawing from Ecclesiastes, church leadership, and Jesus’ example of growing in wisdom, stature, and favor.
July 28, 2026
Money
A personal testimony on money, tithing, debt, stewardship, and financial accountability calls churches to teach wise biblical financial practices and protect ministry resources with integrity.
July 28, 2026
There’s Power in the Process
AI may help pastors prepare sermons, but it cannot replace the Spirit-formed process of living with Scripture, wrestling through the message, and preaching with power.
July 21, 2026
Be Careful What You Say
Ecclesiastes warns against unfiltered words, unfulfilled promises, and unnecessary speech, reminding believers that wise, sincere, and carefully chosen words can bring life.
July 21, 2026
Almost No One Burns Out Over Too Much Work—Some Thoughts On Therapeutic Faith
A provocative reflection on burnout, self-care, and purpose, arguing that biblical calling is often costly, cross-shaped, and fueled by obedience rather than comfort.
July 21, 2026
Should Christian Organizations Use Non-Disclosure Agreements?
Should Christian organizations use NDAs? This article considers how confidentiality agreements can protect privacy but also silence victims, conceal abuse, and undermine accountability.
Why Christians Care About Voting
How should Christians think about voting rights, redistricting, and political gerrymandering? This reflection traces America’s voting history and the varied Christian responses to public participation.
July 14, 2026
We Need Friends
Reflecting on Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, and the words of Jesus, this article shows how loyal friends comfort, strengthen, and lift us up—and why Christ remains our truest friend.
July 14, 2026
Christian Hope in a Cynical Age
In a cynical age marked by distrust and institutional failure, Christians need biblical hope—a confident expectation anchored in God’s character, Christ’s resurrection, and the Spirit’s sustaining power.
How Can Christians Respond to Online Accusations?
False accusations can spread quickly and damage the church’s witness. Faithful leaders must discern when to remain silent, when to investigate, and how to pursue truth over reputation.
July 14, 2026
Team Integrity
Church leadership requires more than strong opinions. Elders and staff must lead with humility, integrity, accountability, trustworthiness, transparency, and a willingness to work as a team.
July 9, 2026
The Accountable Leader
Christian leaders need deep, intentional friendships marked by accountability, humility, and biblical faithfulness to protect character and finish strong.
July 7, 2026
A Time for Everything
Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us time is precious, non-renewable, and given by God. Every season offers an opportunity to live wisely and prepare for eternity.
Four Portraits of Ukrainian Migration: From Trauma and Social Fracture to Recovery
An analysis of Ukrainian migration through personal experience, biblical archetypes, trauma, reconciliation, and the challenge of return, with a call for mature Christian hospitality.
July 7, 2026
The Far-Reaching Impact of Compromise
Abraham and Isaac both faced moments when fear led them to compromise their integrity, reminding us that obedience requires trusting God with the results.
Above All, Guard Your Heart: Leading With Integrity
Leadership integrity begins with guarding the heart. This article reflects on Scripture, ministry experience, friendship, and spiritual formation as essential foundations for faithful leaders.
