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Steven Furtick is the Most Dangerous Kind of False Teacher
I write to the fan of Steven Furtick: Flee from him. If Lego props and the like were not enough, the words of his mouth will serve as witnesses.
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When Church Is Optional, You Set up Your Kids to Fail
I wrestled with the tensions between hobbies and church for years. I would like to think today, through studying God’s Word, I now have a more biblical understanding.
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Church Should Be Your Excuse for Missing Everything Else
I am under the conviction that unless I am genuinely ill, in the throes of death, or trapped in our house, church attendance is mandatory.
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Christians, COVID-19, and the Dangerous Idol of Personal Safety
Throughout history, God has allowed outside forces and tragedies to remind His people to look to Him for comfort and assurance.
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Why Evangelicals Need to Stop Saying ‘It’s a Relationship, Not a Religion’
The doctrine of God, and how we relate to him, is critical and worthy of regular discussion, contemplation, and prayer.


Last Spring, I co-taught the Sunday school class “The Beliefs and Practices of Zion PCA” alongside the elders. Our goal was to summarize the major doctrines we hold as a PCA church and how we operate. Near the end of the series, I made a statement that has led to a dozen questions and comments from members, and I believe it makes a good blog post. The statement is “The most important decision a church makes is who you elect as ruling elders.”