Andrew once built his life around careful planning and career achievement. When he sensed it was time to walk away from his job—with no backup plan and no clear next step, he entered a season of waiting that tested his identity and his trust in God. In this conversation, Andrew opens up about the highs and lows of transition: hearing more “no’s” than he expected, wrestling with pride, and confronting the loss of a title. Yet in the middle of uncertainty, God has been reshapin

The Bible…annoying, right?   Don’t judge me—I was running late.   My meeting was scheduled for 9:00am, and Waze kindly pointed out that I...

Are you enjoying the good gifts that God’s offering you? About a month ago, I had the opportunity to preach on the rhythm of Sabbath at...

Recently, our family moved into a new home. We had been looking for a place with a little more land and a little more room. Our boys are...

The Importance of Scripture Memorization As disciples of Jesus, we are called to develop rhythms, habits, and disciplines that honor and...

“I didn’t even know anybody lived in Rhode Island…” Was what I said to my wife Shana just after we saw each other for the first time in a...

Sean once believed that following Jesus was a solo journey—just him and God. He had little interest in community or sharing his faith with others. But God began to work in his heart, showing him that spiritual growth happens best in relationship—with Him and with other believers. Now, community is one of the most important parts of Sean’s faith journey. He shares how encouragement, accountability, and the example of others have pushed him to go deeper with God. Sean also open

A few weeks ago, I was driving home from church late in the evening.  It was around sunset and as I came over a hill, I was just caught...

Rhythms that Ripple   There are few motivators more powerful than hope. It allows sports fans to keep rooting for teams that haven't made...

It’s official. I am starting my three-month ministry sabbatical today. It’s a surreal feeling. To be perfectly honest with you, it’s a...