During our last Bible book overview podcast, we discussed the different Bible reading plans we’ve used, the ones we like, and ways to get...

One thing I’ve been reminded of this summer is God’s never-ending newness. I can’t put it any better than G. K. Chesterton did in his...

The Supreme Court overruled Roe and Casey last week in the Dobbs case. It’s hard to overstate what a momentous decision this is for...

I still can’t believe I’m writing this: after 50 years, Roe has been overturned. It’s just amazing to think that in our lifetimes a...

This week in our Bible study, we started the book of Romans. You can do no better than the soaring theology and tightly-argued opening...

Now that the dust is starting to settle on the Supreme Court leak, it’s easier to see the major positions, players, and developments....

For the season of Lent at Carlton Landing Community Church, we’re reading together through the Gospel of John. Our goal is to add a time...

War in Europe. We’ve become so accustomed to peace - broadly speaking - that you only expect to read that sentence in a history book. At...

Just south of the plaza in Kansas City, there’s a statue of Winston Churchill. He’s sitting on a park bench with his beloved Clementine,...

Why does it feel so good to have books around? For most of the last three years, I’ve had my library in boxes in a storage unit,...

It’s been quite a year for reading. Like 2020, there are times that 2021 has felt like a speedy 6 weeks and a lengthy 3 years. It’s my...

A few weeks ago, I preached about the story of Jesus at Simon the Pharisee’s house. If you read through the Gospels, you realize Jesus...

We don’t talk about sin enough, and I’ll tell you why. It’s easy for all of us, pastors included, to be lulled into seeing sin through a...

You’ll probably notice, as I did scheduling this post, that these monthly reviews have almost become themed. Last month, because I’d been...

Arguments over critical race theory have plunged David Platt’s McLean Bible Church into controversy. On June 30, the church voted on...

“One of my favorite vacation indulgences is to read whatever I feel like. Unhooking my reading from any sort of obligation feels like...

Check out the So We Speak podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. This podcast is an extremely practical discussion on time management,...

I wouldn’t consider myself an overly severe book critic; with books, I’m usually easy to please. But this month I came across several...

One of the hardest things to get used to when I was working as a summer camp counselor was getting enough food. I know this sounds...

March brought a few great books across my path. Here are some of the highlights: Chaos Under Heaven - Josh Rogin After listening to Rogin...