I've never really fit in—but maybe that's exactly where God has called me to be. Learning to embrace the discomfort of being different.

Real transformation isn’t behavior change—it’s a heart shift. When Christ is your center, everything else follows.

Real freedom isn’t control—it’s surrender. When we let Jesus take the lead, we discover a life of purpose, peace, and unexpected grace.

When life feels overwhelming, what keeps you grounded?

As we grow older, we realize that true fulfillment comes from having a solid foundation, a center that anchors us through life’s storms.

In every life journey, the most difficult path is often the shortest: the journey from the head to the heart.

Have you ever had to have that hard conversation, admit you were wrong, or do something you didn’t want to do? We all have.

Looking back, I can see that I was over-functioning in many situations for much of my life.

Sometimes we wish the people around us would change, but trying to take responsibility for others only leads to frustration.

I recently sent this long message to a friend of mine who is also a pastor:   The fun part of life and ministry isn’t that we always...

Embrace your unique purpose in Christ. You're God's masterpiece, created for good works only you can do—now and for eternity.

Growth is key to faithful leadership. Stay curious, build healthy habits, and honor God by continually developing in all areas of life.

Many of us believe we're the only ones grappling with procrastination or scattered thinking, but these struggles are more common.

Discover how procrastination, creativity, and faith intersect to produce surprising outcomes.

Two weeks ago, I wrote about how I was beginning to learn how to listen to others rather than solve their problems .  I do believe that...

As a natural problem solver, I spent much of my life offering solutions to others' challenges.

Is it possible for us to be sure in our faith and yet curious in our learning at the same time? I believe so.

One of the aspects of growing older is that things that confused or frustrated me in my earlier life often become clear. Of course, this isn

We all want physical and spiritual resiliency; however, it starts with transparency and humility, then teachability.