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“ The Spirit convicts you of sin and brings you to Jesus for the forgiveness of sin. Jesus forgives your sin and then brings you to the...

There’s an old cowboy proverb that says, “Always drink upstream from the herd.” It’s more than a survival tip — it’s a way of life,...

Even after we've tasted God's love… we drift. Not always in outright rebellion. Sometimes in exhaustion. Sometimes in silence. One day...

We are in a proverbial boxing match with God — and we’re losing.

Today, a delivery driver called the cops on our nine year old son and his best friend for playing outside with NERF guns. Bright blue, yellow, orange—plastic toys that couldn’t hurt a fly....

He said he’d been abandoned by his father at 3 years old. That he was losing his faith. That he’d been ready to take his own life. That he was scared — scared of being a bad dad, scared of his own anger, scared that he wasn’t enough.

There’s a kind of humility that looks holy — but isn’t. It sounds like, “I’m just a sinner,” or “I don’t deserve anything from God,” or...

There’s a war over the heart of masculinity — and many men are caught in the middle. Culture either tells you to dominate or to...

We’re not meant to sit back in spiritual apathy. We’re called to rise up in spiritual identity. That means applying grace like fuel, not just like lotion. It means getting up, seeking His face, walking in truth, standing in trials, and living as sons — not orphans.

There’s a false dichotomy in the world today: you’re either tough or tender. You’ve got grit, or you’ve got grace. One makes you hard. The other makes you soft. But sons of God are made of both.

The world is loud with fear, soft on truth, and allergic to conviction. But sons of God are not made for hiding.

Most men in the Church are working hard—trying to lead, love, and live well.But effort without clarity leads to exhaustion.

There’s a version of Christianity that’s popular right now—it’s clean, inspirational, and soft. It promises blessing and breakthrough, comfort and calling. But it doesn’t hold up in a storm. And it has no answer for pain. The Son of God didn’t wear a crown first. He carried a cross. And He told us to do the same.

...when leaders show that they’re not flinching, not chasing trends, and not rewriting the playbook every few months, others begin to believe in the mission more deeply. Stability becomes magnetic.