BELIEF UNDER FIRE
Faith in motion, where life and ministry collide
Some of the most dangerous decisions leaders make are not loud or rebellious. Fear slips in quietly and starts to sound wise, responsible, even reasonable.
Reflections from a year of learning while leading, growing, and trusting God
God didn’t arrive with force or spectacle. He didn’t come wrapped in authority or positioned at the center of influence. There was no demand for allegiance, no display of dominance meant to silence opposition.
Human history isn’t the story of people who didn’t try hard enough. It’s the story of people who tried nearly everything they could think of and still came up short. Over and over again.
Christmas has always stirred something in me, and it’s not just the warm stuff people usually talk about. There’s joy, yes, and
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I’ve drifted in almost every area of life at some point. Ministry, marriage, parenting, leadership, spiritual health, mental focus. You name it. None of the drift happened overnight. It never started with rebellion. It wasn’t because I didn’t care. It wasn’t even because I was running from God.
This week at Fauquier High School,
It’s been more than twenty years, but I still remember it vividly.
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Some of the most dangerous decisions leaders make are not loud or rebellious. Fear slips in quietly and starts to sound wise, responsible, even reasonable.
Reflections from a year of learning while leading, growing, and trusting God
God didn’t arrive with force or spectacle. He didn’t come wrapped in authority or positioned at the center of influence. There was no demand for allegiance, no display of dominance meant to silence opposition.
