I love basketball. I especially love basketball when teams play the right way. There’s something beautiful about 5 people working cohesively as a unit. Imagine all the moving components that must be present. There needs to be communication, they need to know their roles, and be prepared for a complexity of scenarios from the opposing … More Church Attendance Is Not Enough
I love singing. I may not be very good at it, but I love to sing. One of the immense blessings from the Shepherds’ Conference was the opportunity to sing alongside of 3000+ men. The conference was blessed to have the musicians of Grace Community Church lead the evening services. There, they led the music … More Shepherds’ Conference 2018 Part 3: Singing
Consider this an encouragement to all who have resolved to read their Bible’s in the new year. A few weeks into the new year, I’m sure believers who have made this commitment may have already grown weary of the task of daily Bible intake. It may be easier to think that a weekly exposure to … More What You Forfeit When You Don’t Read Scripture
It is no secret that electronic device are taking over our society. It is also no surprise either with how efficient they can be, we are now living in paperless world! The world of technology has changed the way we communicate, schedule/plan, and even exercise our spiritual disciplines. Many today come to church with iPads … More A Few Reasons to Use a Physically Bound Bible
Murray, David. Reset: Living a Grace-Paced Life in a Burnout Culture. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2017. Recently, I finished reading this book after another local church pastor had recommended I read it. The author, David Murray, is Professor of Old Testament and Practical Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. He holds a D.Min degree from Reformed International … More Book Review: “Reset: Living a Grace-Paced Life in a Burnout Culture” by David Murray
