Apologies and Repentance

As a father of six children and the possessor of one sin-infected heart I have had many opportunities both to practice and teach the art of acknowledging sin and seeking to make amends. What I have discovered both paternally and internally is that expressions of true repentance are much rarer than the dime-a-dozen-variety apologies. “I’m […]

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A Ripple of Hope

Thanks to your faithful support, another mother chose life for her precious baby. Through compassionate guidance, practical resources, and a loving community, she found the strength to embrace motherhood despite initial uncertainty. Your donations provided essential baby supplies, financial assistance for housing, and most importantly, the gift of friendship to a mother who now beams […]

More on the early church fathers and Baptism

Jeremiah Notier (“The Apologetic Dog”) and Tony Costa (Toronto Apologetics) discuss several passages in the early church fathers on baptism and show that ex opere operato baptismal regeneration was not the view of the early church. I have written on … Continue reading

Anchored in Every Season: Committing to the Local Church Even When You Move Often

Life is full of transitions. Some people experience them more frequently than others—whether due to military service, job relocations, college, or other life circumstances. Before entering full-time ministry, our family was part of the military, moving every two to four years. With each relocation, we had to find a sound church, build relationships, and integrate […]

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