• Is Sin What We Think Sin Is?

    The Bible’s little-known metaphors for sin What comes to mind when you hear the word sin? Something bad you did? An immoral act? A selfish act? Succumbing to a temptation? An action you didn’t think was wrong at the time? A frowned-upon behavior, like gossiping or violating your church’s taboo

  • Why Faith Must Love or Die

    Christians like to talk about being saved by grace through faith. We have faith in what we see as the fact of who Jesus is, and we see that faith as trust in Jesus for what He promises us. Often, though, when we talk about faith, we see it as

  • How “Sex” Became The Biggest Sin For Christians

    The Strange Link Between Belief in Hell and Sexual Behavior New findings complicate everything the church taught us about purity What if I told you I could make a reasonably good guess about the number of sexual partners you’ve had based on your beliefs about heaven and hell? Would that

  • Why Do We Run From Love?

    Learning to risk love when fear tells us to run Have you ever looked at your own attachment style? A good book I’ve been listening to on this topic is Attached by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller. It talks about the basic styles in romantic attachments, but I reckon it

  • Giving To Be Seen?

    The Woman on Our Doorbell Camera Was Trying Not to Be Seen Someone left dinner on our doorstep tonight. We have absolutely no idea who it was. There was no knock at the door. No text message telling us to check outside. No card tucked underneath the containers. No little

  • God and Plans

    Yesterday, I was the MC at a wedding. I’ve MC’d enough weddings to know that the job is mostly about keeping things moving while giving everyone the impression that everything is completely under control. You have a run sheet. You know when dinner is being served, when speeches are happening,

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