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Dec
13
Living with Holy Imagination: Preparing for Christ's Return

Living with Holy Imagination: Preparing for Christ's Return

Mary's song paints a beautiful picture of a God whose deep love actively heals and restores our broken world, serving as a living invitation to join in this ongoing work of transformation.
5 min read
Dec
11
A Light That Waits

A Light That Waits

An Advent devotional filled with hope.
3 min read
Dec
09
Rediscovering Advent's Gift of Hope

Rediscovering Advent's Gift of Hope

In our rushed culture that demands constant productivity and acquisition, Advent calls us to be still, to create space for what matters most.
7 min read
Nov
13
Sent by God

Sent by God

Your mission field is wherever God has placed you today. Your calling is real, your purpose is significant, and your God is ready to work through you in ways that will amaze you.
5 min read
Nov
06
An Opportunity to Help

An Opportunity to Help

I am the lead pastor of Five Mile Church of the Nazarene in Boise, Idaho, a church with a significant
2 min read
Oct
16
What Do Your Words Say?

What Do Your Words Say?

So let's be people whose word means something. Let's be people who don't need elaborate oaths or religious language to back up what we say. Let's be people whose yes is yes and whose no is no.
6 min read
Oct
13
Make an Impact in the Life of a Young Person

Make an Impact in the Life of a Young Person

Impact the life of a teenager by helping our youth attend the Nazarene Youth Conference and summer camps at Trinity
3 min read
Sep
18
Sowing Seeds of Faith

Sowing Seeds of Faith

The power for transformation isn't in us as the sower or in the soil itself - it's in the seed, the gospel message of hope in Jesus Christ.
5 min read
Sep
11
Great Sunday Attendance Doesn't Mean Your Church is Spiritually Healthy

Great Sunday Attendance Doesn't Mean Your Church is Spiritually Healthy

When both elements are present and thriving, you get a community that doesn't just count members—it transforms lives.
4 min read
Aug
18
Why Your Anger Might Be More Dangerous Than You Think

Why Your Anger Might Be More Dangerous Than You Think

The question isn't whether we'll face conflict and anger. We will. The question is: Will we let those challenges drive us toward greater Christlikeness and deeper community? Or will we let them harden our hearts and divide us from others?
7 min read