God’s waiting room is the place that I should be thankful for, but it’s actually a place I dread. I see friends involved in internships, outreach, ministry camps, and long and short term missions. Instead of joyfully praying for their safety and success, I’m focused on how my heart is aching with longing to… Continue reading The Silent Waiting Room

“Going to church makes you a Christian just like standing in a garage makes you a car.” I’m not sure where that quote originated, but it’s accurate. Going to church does not make you a Christian. In fact, nothing you do makes you a Christian. Jesus did it all for you, and He simply ask… Continue reading A Wednesday Night Revelation

Let me be transparent with you. For the past few months, I have not been living my life for Christ. Rather, I have been living it for myself. I was in an ungodly relationship, which consisted of lust and idolatry.  “Oh, but you got out of it! You turned back to God and that’s all… Continue reading Dangerous Prayers

“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood…” Okay, I won’t be that cliché with you. (Sorry, Frost!) However, it often does feel as though, on the narrow path (Matthew 7:13-14), I am often forced to choose between two roads.  One of the focuses in this past Sunday’s sermon was Romans 8. That chapter is so full… Continue reading The Valley of Decision