Discernment Isn’t Stating The Obvious
Discernment isn’t stating the obvious. It is not simply recognizing the difference between right and wrong. Most people can identify what is […]
Continue Reading →Browse the journal
Tag: bible
Biblical Illiteracy and The Discernment Crisis
Biblical illiteracy has created a discernment crisis leading to misunderstanding Scripture, prioritizing emotion over truth, and confusion about core beliefs, necessitating a return to foundational Biblical study.
Continue Reading →
The Performance Factor: Why Teens Seek Authentic Faith
Research from 2024 to 2026 reveals that teenagers increasingly view parental faith as inauthentic due to the “Sunday-Monday Gap,” where faith lacks application in daily life. Teens prioritize parental vulnerability over perfection, desiring authenticity in faith that reflects real-life struggles and genuine repentance, leading to a stronger spiritual connection.
Continue Reading →There’s Something We’ve Missed About Mary And Martha
The story of Mary and Martha, often seen as a lesson in prioritizing Jesus over busyness, holds a deeper cultural significance. By allowing Mary to sit as a disciple, Jesus challenged traditional roles, signaling a significant shift for women in education and leadership within the early church.
Continue Reading →
Works and Fruit
This is probably one of the heavier pieces I’ve written, but I can’t shake this realization I had when reading through Matthew […]
Continue Reading →Speak Life To Yourself
Did you know we can mentally affirm things and not really believe them? We do this all the time. For instance when […]
Continue Reading →Breaking The Cycle Part 1: Seed Planters
Changing The Language of Parenting: Seed Planters Parenting is hard work. You’ve been entrusted with a human to raise, train and disciple. […]
Continue Reading →