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Keep the Fire Burning in 2026

Keep the Fire Burning in 2026

When I was in high school there was a song that came out by REO Speedwagon, who happened to be one of my favorite bands at the time, called Keep the Fire Burning. As I penned this article I could not help but hum that song as I was writing. I even put it on youtube as...

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The Beauty God Brings Together “Emmanuel”

The Beauty God Brings Together “Emmanuel”

As we pull out our Christmas decorations each year, most of us don’t start with brand-new ornaments. We reach for boxes that have been packed away for years—sometimes decades. Inside are ornaments from every season of life. Some are beautiful. Some are sentimental....

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Going Home: Answering God’s Call to Uganda

Going Home: Answering God’s Call to Uganda

It was a profound honor to be invited to join the 2025 Uganda Mission Team. When Pastor Hill extended the call through the IMB, I was reminded of Isaiah 6:8: “Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?’ And I said, ‘Here am...

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The Word Became Flesh

The Word Became Flesh

As we enter this Christmas season, my heart is full of gratitude for each of you pastors and churches. This time of year has a way of re-centering us—not simply on the beauty of our traditions, but on the power of the gospel we proclaim. “The Word became flesh and...

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Seizing the Day: A Call for the Church

Seizing the Day: A Call for the Church

Our world is trembling under the weight of violence, division, and despair. The assassination ofCharlie Kirk and the countless acts of senseless violence remind us of the fragility of life and theurgency of truth. People are asking questions, searching for meaning,...

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What I Learned After 28 Years of Ministry

What I Learned After 28 Years of Ministry

On April Fools’ Day 2025, I celebrated 28 years in full-time ministry. Looking back over those years, I’ve often thought about writing a book to reflect on the journey—and maybe someday I will. I’m not sure anyone would want to read it besides my mom (lol), but I’ve...

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