October 20, 2026 Remain Under It I won't force a door God hasn't opened. In Mark 13 and 14, Jesus shows what it means to stay under the weight and do today's work. Read More
September 14, 2026 It's Okay to Still Hurt It's okay to still hurt. Forgiveness and grief are not the same work — you can forgive completely and still carry the ache to God in honest lament. Read More
September 13, 2026 A Sharper Question Than "Do You Believe in God?" I was reading through Psalms 9 and 10 this morning, and one verse stopped me cold. It is not the verse most people would expect. Read More
September 1, 2026 What Do You Reach For First? For years my prayer life ran backward. A pastor's question about what I reach for each morning changed that. A look at Psalm 5:3 and the Hebrew behind it. Read More
August 16, 2026 What I Got Wrong About Philippians 4:13 I had it backwards for years. Philippians 4:13 was never a promise that you'll win. It's a promise that you can make it through the season you're actually in. Read More
July 27, 2026 One Punch After Another. Then the Light Came On. Not long ago, it felt like life was throwing haymakers. One thing happened, and before I could get my feet back under me, another happened. Then another. Read More
July 5, 2026 God Is Not Behind Schedule I want to be honest with you about the last six months, because I write these letters to tell you the truth from my desk, not to perform for you. Read More
June 28, 2026 The Day I Realized I Was More Comfortable Than Committed I was a detective in Gila County, and on paper, life was fine. The work was steady. The days had a rhythm I could lean into. Home was a different story. Read More
June 23, 2026 What God Said in His Own Heart I went back to Genesis this year for a simple reason. I wanted to know the Father better. Not to learn more about Him, but to know Him. Read More
June 21, 2026 I Ran From This Calling for Years. Here's Why I Stopped. Let me tell you the truth about myself before anyone else does. I am a good person today, but I need you to understand something. Read More
June 20, 2026 Stop Making Your Own Fig Leaves I was a master fig-leaf maker. For years, I played church as well as anyone in the building. On the inside, I was stitching leaves together as fast as I could, hoping no one got close enough to see what I was hiding. Read More
June 14, 2026 What 25 Years Behind a Badge Taught Me About the Real Enemy I spent twenty-five years wearing a badge. For a long time, I thought I understood evil. I thought evil was a person in handcuffs. It took me years to learn I had been looking at the wrong enemy the whole time. Read More
