God Doesn’t Need Lawyers—He Needs Witnesses
A martyr in death serves as powerful encouragement to the living to be a martyr in life.
God’s Ambassadors in the World: Psalm 82
The biblical view not only understands that God is the Judge of the world, but that we, also, must act as God’s regents.
The Hell of a Predictable Situation vs. the Joy of an Unpredictable One
Worship of the true and living God happens when we vulnerably trust in the certainty of God for the unpredictability of the future.
The Two Most Critical Realities in Life
Faith means raising our level of expectation of the possibilities that hover just above and beneath the surface of everything, every person, everywhere, all the time.
Four Tips for Better Biblical Storytelling
In telling the biblical story, we don't need people to glean from our wisdom. They must encounter the living God.
Biblical Storytelling as Public Worship and Spiritual Warfare
Anytime anyone tells the story of God there's a lot more going on than is visible to the naked eye.
Why the Biblical Story Can Never Be a Rerun
The biblical story, told in the power of the Spirit, is always charged with supernatural substance.
3 Keys to Becoming a Better Biblical Storyteller
Our common mistake is not so much taking God out of the story as much as we make him a passive object instead of the active subject.
Remembering God’s Faithfulness: Psalm 66
The psalm gives us the assurance that someday we will look back on our current situation and see that, even there, God’s hand was guiding us and leading us.
The Secret to Learning the Gospel Art of Kingdom Improvisation
The Holy Spirit works with this Word-shaped memory to kindle in us a mystical imagination capable of gospel improvisation.
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