Conviction can feel like drowning, yet God’s mercy reaches lower still. In the Slough of Despond, grace becomes the solid ground beneath trembling feet.
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Spiritual Formation & Discipleship
Spiritual formation is the lifelong process of becoming more like Christ—mind, heart, and life aligned with truth. Discipleship isn’t just a program; it’s a calling to follow Jesus daily, shaped by His Word and empowered by His Spirit. In this section, you’ll find biblical guidance, spiritual disciplines, and soul-forming practices to help you grow in grace, walk in obedience, and make disciples who do the same.
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Obstinate & Pliable: The Company You Keep
Obstinate rejects truth. Pliable embraces convenience. Christian must choose companions who strengthen conviction, not derail it. Our journey is shaped by those who walk beside us.
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Evangelist’s Call: God’s Voice in the Noise
Evangelist steps into Christian’s confusion with the clarity of Scripture. In a world filled with competing voices, God still speaks, still calls, and still directs the hearts of His people.
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City of Destruction: Awakening to Sin
Awakening to sin is the first mercy on the narrow road. Before Christian can flee the City of Destruction, he must first see reality as God names it. This is the beginning…
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Walking the Narrow Road
We love journey stories because they tell the truth about growth, cost, and hope. Scripture describes faith the same way. This is where our pilgrimage begins.
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More Than Gold: The Journey to the Aggie Ring
It’s more than a ring. It’s a legacy. Join me as I walk the road to Ring Day—fueled by grace, family, and the long obedience that made it more than gold.
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The Local Church as a Beacon of Hope
Hope does not arrive through spectacle. It grows through the ordinary faithfulness of believers living out the light of Christ. This article lifts up the beauty of small acts of love, courage,…
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True Colors and the Voice of Jesus
This morning walk turned into more than exercise—it became a reminder that Jesus sees us, knows us, and loves us. A simple song, True Colors, echoed the gospel promise that in Him…
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From Eden to the Echo Chamber: The Gospel and the Psychology of Blame
Why do we instinctively point fingers when things go wrong? From Eden’s first blame game to modern psychology’s insights, this article explores the roots of blame—and how the gospel reshapes it. Discover…
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Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead?
If Jesus didn’t rise, our faith is worthless. But the evidence says He did. This article presents the best historical and theological case for the resurrection—and dismantles the most popular (and often…
