I help believers move from spiritual confusion to confident faith through simple biblical frameworks—no programs or checklists. Expect practical discipleship insights, relatable teaching, and tools to own your unique journey with Jesus. Perfect for new Christians and those ready to take their faith seriously.
I changed my major 8 times (here's what I learned)
BOREDOMTOBREAKTHROUGHI barely graduated from college. Seriously. I was bored out of my mind and kept bouncing all over the place. I transferred half a dozen times and changed my major at least eight times before finally settling on Communication Studies (just because it was the quickest way to get done). Instead of staying committed to one clear path, I was constantly trying to find the next thing that would be fun or feel most comfortable. It wasn't until seminary that everything clicked. Suddenly, I was obsessed with learning because I finally understood the importance of a biblical foundation. I think this is why Paul warns us: "See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the elemental spiritual forces of this world rather than on Christ" (Colossians 2:8). We live in a culture that encourages spiritual restlessness by constantly searching for the next thing that feels right, rather than committing to Christ's solid foundation. But, just like my bouncing around in college, when we keep bouncing between different worldviews, we end up feeling confused and anxious instead of confident and peaceful. The foundation matters. Christ matters. His Word matters. Here's something exciting: I just submitted a book proposal about exactly this! As a pastor, I've watched too many believers struggle because they've unknowingly replaced biblical truth with competing ideas. So, be praying with me that the right publisher sees the need for this book, too. You'll be seeing more videos from me on biblical worldview, both to help you think through personal decisions and to equip you to encourage others in your life who might be struggling with adopting competing worldviews. ➡️ Click here to watch my newest YouTube video about healing spiritually from toxic relationships. WATCHING will encourage YouTube to show it to even more people. This week, I'm praying God shows you where His truth needs to be the foundation in your life, and that you'll find confidence in Christ alone, not cultural substitutes. WITH YOU IN THE JOURNEY,P.S. If you ever want to reply to these emails, ask a question, or share what God’s doing in your life—I’d love to hear from you. |
Dr Josh Morgan
I help believers move from spiritual confusion to confident faith through simple biblical frameworks—no programs or checklists. Expect practical discipleship insights, relatable teaching, and tools to own your unique journey with Jesus. Perfect for new Christians and those ready to take their faith seriously.
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