The Journeyman

Recently I was re-reading Max Lucado’s God Came Near and I was struck by the following statement: Pilgrims with no vision of the Pro...

When Abram parted with Lot having allowed him pick the choicest land to avoid conflict, and having not yet received the fulfilment of God...

The Biblical story of the three Hebrew Boys appeals to our religious sensibilities primarily because the story ends in their deliverance fro...

In "Tea With Hezbollah," in direct response to Ted Dekker's question: "Having lived in both the Middle East and in Ameri...

I'm learning more and more each day that the conflicts in the Middle East run deeper and more complex than rhetoric around a table at th...

Jesus, Ghandi, and Martin Luther King all have something in common. They died preaching the same message--albeit with differering significan...

God commanded Israel to establish Feast Days and Altars as memorials to His rescuing them from seasons of suffering. This was not to glorify...

I recently read an article with a refreshingly different perspective regarding the preemptive approach we should be taking as Christ-followe...

On Christmas day, while many tripped out on tryptophan and some were comatose on cake, others were dying from a senseless, heinous and cri...

Let me begin by saying that I’m not advocating a gospel of “suffering.” But, it must also be said that I’m not advocating a gospel of “suffe...

Okay, let me give you fair warning: This video is extremely explicit in its liberal use of foul language but I'm making no apologies for...

WARNING!!! This is a rant. Actually, this is an angry rant. If you’re not up to it, slowly take your fingers off the keyboard and back away ...

Over the last week I’ve watched two different documentaries on the life and legacy of Steve Jobs, including an interview with his biographer...

Over the course of my journey in Christ, I’ve constantly been shaped and reshaped. My thinking has continually been challenged and modified ...