The deepest questions often begin with the simplest words:
"What is God really like?"
These reflections invite you to discover the God revealed in Jesus Christ—whose heart has always been turned toward His beloved creation.
This is not a journey toward earning God's love. It is a journey of recognizing the love that has always been reaching toward you.
The gate is already open. Come and walk the path.
From Lost to Found: How Jesus Mapped the Way Through Our Spiritual Dementia
The Longing for Clarity There have been times when I wandered through a fog as my heart, my whole being, struggled to find purpose and clarity. It was as if my mind ached to remember something beautiful I had forgotten. Something was missing, and I couldn't quite connect the dots. […]
What About Those Who Don’t Believe?
We’ve all heard the question—sometimes whispered in fear, sometimes shouted in debate: "What happens to those who don’t believe?" It’s not a question to dismiss lightly. Behind it are real hearts, real fears, and real people we love. And for those of us who trust in a God of mercy, […]
The Resurrection: The Morning That Rewrote Eternity
We talk a lot about history—and for good reason. History records lives lived, battles fought, revolutions sparked, and leaders remembered. But history also carries a common thread: everything in it... ends. We can’t sit down and talk with Abraham Lincoln about the Emancipation Proclamation. We can’t call up Martin Luther […]
It’s True. We are Redeemed!
I was listening to Christian music this morning and heard a song that made me scratch my head and say, “Did I hear that right?” The lyrics stated, “If you’ve been forgiven and if you’ve been redeemed…” Right off the bat, you wouldn't think there would be any question about […]
Beneath God’s Gaze
Life can be tough on so many levels, but never as tough as we are on ourselves. Whether it's a glance in the mirror that dissolves into a look of dissatisfaction or second-guessing how we performed in the business meeting we just finished, we tend to be our own worst […]