This is the second post in a 4-part Easter weekend series. If you missed Maundy Thursday’s reflection, you can read it here. I pray today’s post helps you slow down and consider the weight of the cross and the depth of Christ’s love. Yesterday, we stepped into the upper room where Jesus knelt to washContinue reading “Pierced for Our Transgressions”
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Before the Cross, He Knelt to Serve
The grocery list is growing. The Easter baskets are halfway filled, Pinterest-inspired centerpieces are prepped, and little dresses are laid out for Sunday. Maybe your house smells like sugar cookies, or you’re frantically checking Amazon for that one item you forgot. Easter is almost here. But before we rush into the celebration, let’s pause. NotContinue reading “Before the Cross, He Knelt to Serve”
Reading Scripture in Context (Free Resource!)
I’ve noticed something lately—well, not lately. It really has been an ongoing issue, and I say it with a tender heart, not a critical one. More and more, I’m seeing scripture used out of context. Sometimes it’s to prove a point in a debate. Other times it’s to prop up an emotion or validate aContinue reading “Reading Scripture in Context (Free Resource!)”
Through the Hymns: And Can It Be
Welcome back to my ongoing (though not always consistent!) Through the Hymns series, where I take time to reflect on timeless lyrics that have anchored generations of believers in truth-rich worship. In past posts, we’ve looked at: The Love of GodCome, Thou Long-Expected JesusO Come, O Come EmmanuelCrown Him with Many CrownsBlessed Assurance Today, I’mContinue reading “Through the Hymns: And Can It Be”
Compassion Without Compromise: Holding Fast to Biblical Truth
There’s a troubling trend within the church today. More and more, we see well-meaning believers drawn to teachings that seem compassionate, nuanced, and inclusive—yet when held up to the light of Scripture, they fall devastatingly short. This isn’t just about theological differences; it’s about the integrity of the gospel itself. What happens when we beginContinue reading “Compassion Without Compromise: Holding Fast to Biblical Truth”