TRUTHINLOVEIf you knew today was your last day to serve Christ, what would you change? Who would you forgive? What conversation would you finally have? With Charlie Kirk's tragic passing still fresh on our minds, I've been reflecting on some profound biblical truths we need to remember right now. One is how Ephesians 4 calls us to speak truth in love. Think about that: Truth... in love. Truth without love is just cruel. Love without truth is just sentiment. Truth IN love is what God uses to bring dead hearts to life. So here's my challenge: How will you respond to all that's going on in the world? Will you respond with hatred and division? Or will you let God use even the darkest moments to make you more like Christ? ➡️ Click here to watch my newest YouTube video, where I dive much deeper into this lesson and two others. Watching it will encourage YouTube to show it to even more people. I'm praying for you this week—that God would give you courage to speak truth in love as He reminds you that death isn't the end for those who know Jesus. 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. |
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Our wedding was a blur. Months of planning, and the whole thing was over in a flash. It's so hard to remember all of the wonderful details. You know what I do remember? Who was there. Family. Friends. Some of them driving hours just to stand in a room with us on one particular afternoon. Most didn't really do anything. But they came. And that memory has lasted almost 20 years. I think that's part of why the wedding at Cana gets me (John 2). Because Jesus is there. At a party, with his mom and...
Most Bible reading plans die somewhere in Leviticus. Mine did. More than once. So I made one with a finish line you can actually see: 55 days in the Gospel of John, eight minutes a morning, starting the day you sign up. Start 55 Days in John — free Here's what shows up at 7am: The day's passage and what's actually going on in it. One takeaway. One thing to do about it. A short prayer. And the audio, if you'd rather listen on the drive. That's it. Eight minutes. It's free, and nothing starts...
CREEPY LULLABIES & STOLEN PEACE When Judah was a brand-new baby, we would strap a little monitor to his foot every night. It was supposed to give us peace of mind by alerting us if he ever stopped breathing. I think it actually took 10 years off my life. Every night around 2am, a creepy lullaby would start blaring, signaling that our baby had stopped breathing. Deliriously, Faith and I would launch out of bed, wrestle past each other down the hallway, and burst into Judah’s room, only to find...