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Introducing My New Book for New Christians: New in Christ
Have you recently trusted in Jesus and asked, “What now?” Or maybe you’re a pastor, mentor, or evangelist looking for a clear and biblical way to help new believers take their first steps in the faith. I’d like to introduce you to a brand-new resource I’ve just released: New in Christ: A Simple Guide for New Christians. This little book has been burning in my heart for years. I’ve met many new believers—either right after they gave their lives to…
When Theology Stays in the Head and How to Bring It to the Heart
There is a way to traffic in holy things and remain unchanged. A person can catalog doctrines, recite confessions, and outline systems of truth, yet remain outside the living current of grace. Scripture warns us that knowledge alone can swell the heart with self-importance, while love builds up, and the danger is real because pride often wears religious clothes. The goal of theology is not the applause of the classroom or the thrill of crushing your opponents in online debates,…
When God Leads You Into the Wilderness
Following Jesus doesn’t always lead to green pastures. Sometimes, He takes you into the wilderness; not to harm you, but to shape you. And if you let Him, that season will change you forever. If you truly follow God, don’t be surprised if He leads you into a season of wilderness. It might feel barren. It might stretch far longer than you planned. For Israel, it was forty years (Numbers 14:33–34). For you, it might be months, years, or even…
Family Worship in 15 Minutes
Men, you can have a simple family worship night, which will be a huge spiritual benefit for you, your wife, and your children. Stop overthinking this. You don’t need to wait until you “feel ready” or delay until the kids are older. God has already told you what to do: open the Bible with your family, pray with them, and sing about Christ. That’s it. This is not about putting on a show or crafting the perfect devotional. So tonight,…
Eat For the Spirit You Want
In the fitness world, there is a popular phrase that goes, “Eat for the body you want, not for the body you have.” What that means is simple: if you want a stronger, more muscular body, you cannot live off of crackers, fries, noodles, and sweetened lattes. Muscles need protein, so you load up on lean meats, eggs, and beans. If you want to trim body fat, you cut calories and limit processed carbs. Even if you are killing it…
The Doctrine of Discernment and the Call to Expose False Teachers
Introduction – The Critical Need for Discernment Today If you spend any time in the broader Christian world, you will know that the very mention of certain names will stir up strong opinions. Say the name “Justin Peters,” and some will nod in appreciation, while others roll their eyes in frustration and anger. Bring up “John MacArthur,” “Todd Friel,” “Voddie Baucham,” “James White,” “Costi Hinn,” or “Phil Johnson,” and you may find the same split. Mention “Mike Winger,” “Alisa Childers,”…
The Holy Spirit: The Third Person of the Trinity
The Holy Spirit: God With Us Every Christian should know the Holy Spirit as more than an abstract idea. He is the Third Person of the Trinity—the God who fills the silence, who moves in hearts, and who transforms lives. I write this as someone who has been deeply impacted by His presence and power. I want you to see why He matters—and why knowing Him matters most. He Is God First, let’s establish something essential: the Spirit is divine.…
Why Every Man Needs a Paul, a Barnabas, and a Timothy
Christian men often talk about brotherhood, but not enough of us live it out in a meaningful, structured way. We’ll say we need other men around us, but we rarely define what those relationships should look like. And most men don’t realize that the Bible actually gives us a pattern to follow. If you want to grow in Christ, fight sin well, and make disciples, you need three types of men in your life: A Paul A Barnabas A Timothy…
Christlike Leadership and Graceful Submission – A Man’s Part in a Biblical Marriage
When I first posted about The Biblical Order of the Family, as part of the blog post, I had attempted to write a thorough examination of the structure of a biblical marriage according to Ephesians chapter 5. Although I think that the blog article covers the topic well enough, there was still a lot of nuance that might have been lacking. Therefore, below is a closer look at what exactly is entailed by the God-given roles of men and women…
The Problem with Following Secular Masculinity Gurus
There’s no denying it: modern men are hungry for purpose, direction, and strength. We live in a world where masculinity is questioned, redefined, and often outright attacked. And into that vacuum step certain loud, opinionated, often conservative, and highly influential voices. Guys like Jocko Willink, Andrew Tate, and Jordan Peterson have all gained massive followings—many of those followers being Christian men. I get it. I’ve listened to them too. I’ve nodded along to some of what they say. But we’ve…
Responding to the Most Common Myths About Calvinism
Grace in the Midst of the Cage Stage If you spend enough time in Christian social media comment sections or theological groups, you’ll notice something strange: people can become surprisingly combative (and ungracious) when they start talking about God’s grace. It sounds ironic, doesn’t it? The truth is, this corner of theology—what we often refer to as soteriology, the doctrine of salvation—has sparked centuries of debate between those who emphasize God’s sovereignty in salvation (often called Calvinists) and those who…
Coming Soon – New in Christ: A Simple Guide for New Christians
I have some exciting news to share from my heart to yours. In the coming weeks, I’ll be releasing my new book, New in Christ – A Simple Guide For New Christians, a short guidebook lovingly written for those who have recently decided to follow Jesus. This project has been a labor of love and prayer, born out of my desire to help brand-new Christians navigate the first steps of their faith journey with hope and confidence. When someone gives…
7 Habits of a Spirit-Led Father
Being a father is one of the most weighty and sacred roles a man can hold. God entrusts us with the care of our children’s souls, as well as their physical well-being. A Spirit-led father is more than a good provider or a strong protector—he’s a man who walks in the power of the Holy Spirit, day in and day out, and leads his kids toward Jesus by both his words and his example. Here are seven habits that define…
Why You Must Be Men of the Word
Brothers, if there was ever a time for men to rise up and stand firm in the Word of God, it is now. We are not living in days of spiritual ease. These are not quiet times. These are dark days. Our culture mocks God, redefines truth, and celebrates what is evil. And in the midst of it all, many Christian men are asleep. We play games with eternal things. We are passive where we should be fierce. We are…
Could AI Be Linked to the Rise of the Antichrist?
Let me start this by saying: what I present in this blog post is merely a hypothesis. Not doctrine. It’s not a hill I’m willing to die on. But the topic below is something I’ve been chewing on lately, and I think it’s worth at least laying it all out and asking the question. What if artificial intelligence plays a major role in the rise of the Antichrist and the establishment of the one-world government and religion that’s described in…
From Adam to Christ: Recovering Biblical Manhood
Something has gone wrong with men. We see it everywhere. In the home, men are absent or passive. In churches, they often sit silently while their wives lead the way. In society, they’re mocked, feminized, or made to feel irrelevant. We’ve got boys in grown men’s bodies chasing comfort, addiction, and selfish pursuits, and it’s leaving a gaping hole where strong, godly leadership ought to be. But this isn’t new. The breakdown of manhood didn’t begin in our generation. It…
She Becomes the Standard – A Husband’s View of Beauty
When a man takes a wife, the world shouldn’t remain the same in his eyes. Not when he understands marriage through the lens of covenant. In that sacred moment, when he says, “I do,” a shift is meant to take place in his heart, soul, and yes – even his vision. His wife becomes the standard of beauty. That means her smile, her shape, her voice, her presence – these now define what is lovely to him. Not the women…
If God Does Not Change His Mind, Then Why Bother Praying?
“If God’s constancy implies that he does not change his mind, plans, or actions, then how does one make sense of petitionary prayer?” Theology surrounding questions like these can be challenging, and it is worth taking the time to really think through them. We must start with the understanding that according to Scripture, God is sovereign, and His will is unchangeable. Ephesians 1:11 makes this clear: God “works all things according to the counsel of His will.” We also know…
Can True Prophets of God Be Inaccurate?
Earlier today, I stumbled upon a meme image talking about false prophets and true prophets. As I always try to be discerning about any piece of instruction or advice found on the web, I quickly analyzed it: The first part reads, “A false prophet will tickle the ears of the lukewarm and give false hope to the desperate.” So far, so good, as we know that many who claim to be modern-day “prophets” boast about having direct messages from God…
384 Names For Jesus in Scripture
Below are most, if not all, of Jesus Christ’s names and titles in the Bible, each revealing His unique divine attributes and roles. I’ve been able to compile about 384 of these terms for Jesus. From “The Light of the World” in John 8:12 to “The Alpha and Omega” in Revelation 22:13, these names highlight His significance and purpose. Titles like “The Good Shepherd,” “The Lamb of God,” and “The Prince of Peace” all deepen our understanding of Jesus in…