245 Turn and Trust

245 Turn and Trust

After celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus at Easter last Sunday, I continue to consider its implications. Jesus innocently bore the sin of the world to pay the death penalty for people’s wrongdoing. Then he conquered sin, Satan, and death when he rose...
244 Look to Love

244 Look to Love

This weekend Christians all over the world are celebrating the most important event in human history—the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you are a believer yet or not, Jesus’ righteous life, innocent death, and victorious resurrection can radically...
243 Abide

243 Abide

If you follow this blog/podcast you know that at times I get frustrated and even agitated by the totalitarian direction a small group of depraved leaders in government, media, technology, healthcare, and education are moving my country, the United States. As I reflect...
242 Follow Through

242 Follow Through

At the high school where I teach we finished our third quarter this week. Many students worked hard to complete all their assignments, but some didn’t and missed the opportunity to reap the full advantage of their education. It’s important to follow through with what...
241 Think Critically

241 Think Critically

Yesterday some of my students discussed their concern about the approval of the Willow Project, which involves drilling for oil in Alaska. Their main objection was that it will cause global warming. I explained that oil drilling doesn’t cause global warning. Yet they...
240 Align Your Way

240 Align Your Way

Many of the high school seniors I teach are preparing to graduate. Even a couple of the college men who I mentor are completing their degrees this June. The next step for both groups can be an exciting adventure into adulthood and independence, but also it can be...