It is a joy and privilege to mentor others in the Christian faith. Pursue such discipleship opportunities for their good and God's kingdom.

Whether you are new to the faith or have been a believer for many decades, there is always room for growth in Christ and His Word.

We can learn some lessons about our not-so-simple Christian life from the simple game of tetherball.

A lame man Jesus healed responded by walking, leaping, and praising God. Our spiritual healing by Christ can mimic that response.

Life can get hectic. Our value is not found in how much we do but in how well we know and love Christ. Prioritize time with Him daily.

It's easy to follow someone popular. It's harder when you stand alone against a crowd. Follow Jesus, even when it's unpopular and difficult.

Every Christian can play a part in fulfilling the Great Commission. Our roles will vary, but we share a common goal of making disciples.

Memorizing God's Word is a helpful personal spiritual discipline for Christians. Here is a brochure I made to help with that process.

If we wait until all aspects of life are ideal before following Christ, we'll never do it. Today is the day to be faithful. Now is the time.

Only Christ can solve society’s issues one heart at a time. That requires his people to prioritize the gospel as God’s solution for sin.

Faithfulness to God should always be present tense, not past tense alone.

We must be willing to surrender whatever competes for Christ’s supreme place in our hearts. What would Jesus tell you to give up? Will you?