One of the saddest things that takes place is when Christians divorce.
Christian Divorce: Ignoring Preventive Maintenance
Kids Need Gospel Clarity
One of the most important issues in the church is teaching Christian teens how to understand their faith and articulate it in a way that not only solidifies their beliefs but also helps them share the gospel with others. I would even dare say that it is the number one reason for Christian youth groups... Continue Reading →
Is Art Dead?
Will AI be the death of artists, teachers, and other professions?
Evangelism Networking
Evangelism was never meant to be a solo effort carried on weary shoulders, but thrives in community.
Prepare in Prayer Sunday Morning
This was written by a wonderful lady from my church, and I felt inspired to share it! It's a fantastic reminder of the importance of preparing ourselves before we step inside the church building. I’ve been reminded this week of how wrong my heart can be before I ever walk into the doors of our... Continue Reading →
My Name is Patrick
"My name is Patrick. I am a sinner, a simple country person, and the least of all believers."The confession of Maewyn Succat, aka---St. Patrick Much of what we know about Maewyn Succat--St. Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ireland, we know from his own words of his own writing. One from the Epistola, and his Christian... Continue Reading →
Church Shopping
"I've always been asked, 'What is your favorite car?' and I've always said, 'The next one.'" Carroll Shelby, Car Designer Some love the thrill of buying a new car while others feel it’s a tedious, painful process, preferring instead a root canal. But even if it’s a hassle, there is something to buying a car... Continue Reading →
Turning Temptation Into Triumph
My wife and I don't watch television all that much except for our favorite shows like Last Man Standing for me, and The X-files for her. But the one thing we do watch together is New Jersey Devils ice hockey. Being from New Jersey, my father took me to many games along with his best... Continue Reading →
O Captain! My Captain!
Following the end of the American Civil War, the country was finally coming together after years of being torn apart by slavery and fighting between the North and South. The tremendous sacrifices made on both sides had instilled a longing for unity and progress among the populace, and as the dust settled, a collective desire... Continue Reading →
New Year’s Resolutions
As the calendar turns to a new year, Christians find in this season not merely a cultural tradition of self-improvement, but a profound invitation to spiritual renewal rooted in God's unchanging promises. Scripture reminds us that "His mercies begin afresh each morning" (Lamentations 3:22-23, NLT), and "anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new... Continue Reading →
Pens & Wrenches 