Like Jacob experienced in Genesis, I believe most of us will experience a "dark night of the soul" where we are forced to wrestle with God and come out broken. It's a night that will forever change us, just as it forever changed Jacob. But how do we...
Want to be a better husband, wife, or parent? Then you should rethink looking at the Bible as a manual that will help you become such. Instead, we should look at to study the scriptures on how to be better Christians...
I was never a big basketball fan. I never watched Kobe Bryant play a single game. Yet with his recent death, I found myself grieving, and couldn't understand why...
Bill Fehr's career as a professional bike messenger is nothing short of unconventional. After a cosmic experience moved his soul, Bill left his career in corporate America, and took a path less traveled. In today's podcast, I interview Bill to talk...
Most of us are programmed from birth to maximize our comfort and pleasure, and to minimize our pain. And our life becomes one of pain avoidance. I believe we need to take an opposite approach. Instead of running from pain, we need to embrace it...
A church in Minnesota recently made the news for asking its' seniors to leave so as to make way for a younger church. I believe we need to do the opposite, and instead of treating seniors in the church as second class citizens, they need to be...
The love of money is the root of all evil according to Jesus. The following are 5 signs that you have a spiritually unhealthy relationship with money and wealth...
The prophet Jeremiah talked about preaching like it was "fire in my bones." He spoke as a man with a burden. My question is, have we lost this burden in our preaching today? And if so, how do we regain it?
Have you ever had mundane conversations with people, in "real life" or on social media, that simply exploded, seemingly out of nowhere? I believe this happens because we all filter our interactions with others from a place of hurt.
Today I woke up at 3 am to an incessant beeping sound. At first I thought it was my security system. That wasn't it. It was something else I feared...