• Identifying Spiritual Immaturity

    Why years of church attendance, biblical knowledge and strong convictions may tell us surprisingly little about spiritual growth The most spiritually immature person I know has been faithfully sitting in a church pew every Sunday morning for many decades now. He reads the word, prays the prayers, and sings the

  • Without An Audience

    When Doing the Right Thing Looks Wrong The hardest part of integrity is doing what’s right when no one will understand why. What happens when you’re accused of something you didn’t do by people you respected the most? The colleagues who’ve sat across from you at lunch. The people who’ve

  • Broken But Made Whole

    All these pieces, broken and scattered In mercy gathered, mended and whole Empty-handed but not forsaken I’ve been set free, I’ve been set free Amazing grace, how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me, ooh-oh I once was lost but now I am found Was blind but now

  • What Silence Says

    Your Silence Says Something. You may understand yourself better when you learn to notice what your silence is trying to say Your silence says something. We often think communication is about what we say, but sometimes what we don’t say speaks just as loudly. We become quiet when we’re hurt,

  • Called By God?

    “Called By God?” Thinking About a Life of Christian Ministry The answer is surprisingly difficult to figure out As full-time Christian ministry recedes into the rear-view mirror, I find myself thinking about my life from a more outside perspective than was possible when I was a workaday vicar. It’s been

  • Where Is This Going?

    A woman asks a simple question: “Where is this going?” Suddenly, she is accused of living in the future. She mentions marriage, and he says she is rushing. She talks about building a life together, and he tells her to enjoy the moment. She asks whether he sees her beside

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