I’ve created an Easter week devotional focusing on Holy Week. It takes readers through the week of Jesus’s journey to the cross day by day. I hope you think about His life, His death, and His resurrection in a new and meaningful way.

We’ll look at how the Bible you own today is different from the one Jesus read and why things have changed over time.

All deal with temptation, even Jesus. The difference is Jesus never gave into temptation and sinned. Read about how you and I can deal with temptation.

“It,” as you surely recognize, is the coronavirus. Here are some of my random thoughts about this virus:

Review of The Hole In Our Gospel by Richard Stearns

We want to grow as believers by attending church, but when you place that growth into the hands of someone else, it is a sign of spiritual immaturity.

My general approach to criticism, though, is to first give the complainer the benefit of the doubt—and then deal with the critique. Here’s why I start with the benefit of the doubt.

Today we are focusing on those who are true victims of evil and are desperately trying to protect themselves rather than rely on God’s protection.

It’s risky to give God a blank check, but His plan is always right.  That’s what brings joy.