Category: Christian Living

spiritual discipline drifting boat morning light

You Don’t Drift Toward God

Nobody accidentally becomes close to God. Left alone, we drift toward comfort, distraction, and excuses — and calling it “waiting” doesn’t change what it is. This is what I’ve learned about choosing Christ on purpose, one daily decision at a time, and the people God has used to change what my heart actually wants.

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My Will Be A Dead Man

My Will Be a Dead Man

Every morning begins with a battle, not against the world, but within ourselves. Discover what scripture teaches about denying yourself, taking up your cross, and choosing God’s will over your own.

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When Biblical Parenting Meets the Courtroom

When Biblical Parenting Meets the Courtroom

When biblical parenting meets today’s legal system, Christian parents face difficult questions. Discover what Scripture teaches about discipline, how Ohio law approaches corporal punishment, and the lessons one father’s experience can teach us all.

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Open Bible, American flag, and wooden cross on a table, representing freedom to worship

In God We Trust: 250 Years of Freedom

Today I’m going to walk into a room, out in the open, and worship God. Somewhere else in the world, that same act can get someone imprisoned, kidnapped, or killed. On America’s 250th, that’s worth sitting with before the fireworks start.

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Man walking alone on a path at sunrise, representing staying steady in faith

The Mockery Is Part of the Job

“Oh, he reads godly books now.” Said with just enough of a smirk that you’re not supposed to notice it landed. Living your faith out loud costs you something — sometimes people, sometimes comfort. Here’s what I’ve learned about staying Christlike through it.

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The Truth Will Set You Free

The Truth That Sets Us Free

Every Fourth of July we celebrate political freedom, but Jesus offers an even greater freedom. In this personal devotional, discover how God’s truth exposes sin, breaks the chains of fear and shame, and sets us free to find our identity in Christ, not in the opinions or approval of others.

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