New Book Project

Since I just surpassed the 13,000-words mark for my next book, I thought I’d go ahead and let you all know what the topic is over. (I was going to wait until I heard back from any publishers, but that will be awhile and I know this is what I’m writing about regardless.) The working…

A Glorious Transfer

“He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son,” (Colossians‬ ‭1:13‬ ‭ESV‬‬) The central aspect of Jesus’s ministry on earth was his atoning death. Jesus had to die for the sins of those who would believe (John 3:16). Yes, his perfect life matters just as…

A Culture of Grace

In the last five posts in this series, I wanted to show the things you needed to look for in your search of a church home. Those things included sound doctrine, expository preaching, church discipline, congregational singing, and a plurality of elders. These are all well and good. A church needs to have these in…

The More (Elders), the Merrier

If you look at the average Southern Baptist (or even non-denominational) church, you will quickly notice it’s a one-man show. In other words, there’s only one pastor. Quite frankly, nobody blinks an eye because it’s normal. But just because it’s normal doesn’t mean it’s the most biblical. When searching for a church home, one of…

Can You Hear the Congregation Singing?

“We have a ginormous worship team,” Jared C. Wilson tweeted recently. “It’s called ‘the congregation.’” This tweet, though tongue-in-cheek, is quite precise in its criticism. It speaks to a glaring issue within the evangelical church. When most churches want the worship team to be large, flashy, and concert-like, we need to regain the beautiful, harmonious…

Getting Behind The Death of Porn

The Death of Porn: Men of Integrity Building a World of Nobility is a one-of-a-kind book. It is not your ordinary how-to-stop-looking-at-porn book, but one that attacks it from a different angle. It focuses on creating a movement–“building a world of nobility”–and he invites us to come along. “That’s why I wrote this book–to start…