Every Thought Captive

How does one review a book such as this? Everyone should read it—I wish the need for it did not exist. Beyond the beautiful picture of family the book presents and Rachael Denhollander’s enjoyment of the sport of gymnastics in her youth, I wish none of the things in th...

The year 2018 approaches its halfway point rapidly. How is your Bible reading going?

In January, I wrote an exhortation and encouragement to purse the reading and study of the Bible this year. Read the post here.

Some of us goof our Bible reading plans right off the bat....

When a person stops letting the words of the Bible pass before their eyes like another gas station on the side of the interstate, he or she will notice something: there are things to be noticed!

Every biblical book does not address every possible theological issue. Some...

I have previously written that we often do not expect anything out of our Bible reading, hence skimming the text. Sometimes we do it because we know we are supposed to read the Bible as good Christian people. But some days, it can be hard to feel it, right? You went to...

You are reading this on a screen. I am neither a prophet, nor am I the son of a prophet. Be that as it may, unless you were feeling pretty snarky and printed this to read on paper, you are reading it on a glowing rectangle of some sort.

There are zero things wrong with...

Things mean everything to us. And because things mean everything, a single thing often means nothing. 

Think about your cell phone. Many, if not all of us feel completely vulnerable if we begin to drive down the road without it. Twenty, even fifteen years ago, most of u...