Does God Care How Many Children I Have?
A few Sundays ago, I shared a message called “Generational Hand-Me Downs.” In it, I talked about God’s call to be fruitful and…
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Bad Church Sign of the Week: All Dogs Go to Heaven
This week’s bad church sign is actually a sign war between a Catholic Church and a Presbyterian Church. Supposedly, these churches are across…
Read MoreIt’s the End of the World as We Know It, and I Feel…
Many people talk today about the end of the world. Due to global occurrences, wars, financial trauma, elected leaders, and many other phenomenon, many…
Read MoreA Less-Than-Ideal Home
Today, we concluded the worship portion of the “Legacy” series. Wow, God has done so much among us during this month of May.…
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Freshman 15 Update
Thanks for all of you who bought Freshman 15 – I don’t know who all of you are, but thanks! I pray God…
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Books of the Week: The Big Picture Story Bible and The Jesus Story Book Bible
I am currently working on another degree through Southern Seminary. Southern’s president is Dr. Al Mohler who you may have seen debating it…
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How Are Your Minutes Used?
How are your minutes used? I learned from Maxwell the need for self-discipline in his book Developing the Leader Within You. He wrote:…
Read MorePractical Leadership in the Home (What Does It Really Look Like?)
After Sunday’s message, I have heard a lot of encouraging words. That message was difficult to preach. Eph 6:1-4 is an in-your-face-passage. It’s…
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Freshman 15 Released TODAY!
After a lot of time hyping this thing, it is finally here! Order Freshman 15 here. Freshman 15 is my first book. Written…
Read MoreBailout #4 (You + Credit Cards = Danger)
I have a rule about spending: unless it is a house, car, or education, I don’t borrow money. I do not have a…
Read MoreDisciplining and Discipling
North Side entered into week 4 of the 5-week series, “Legacy,” today. The band led with: My Savior Lives – New Life Worship…
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Freshman 15
Freshman fifteen is an Americanized concept proposing that when students conclude their freshman year at college, they are approximately fifteen pounds heavier than…
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