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It was a heavy day for America: September 10, 2025. News of Charlie Kirk’s passing — a horrific assassination in Utah — left countless hearts aching. The shock, the grief, the righteous anger toward such a heinous act all collided into a single, overwhelming question: What would drive someone to do something so despicable? The answer reaches far beyond politics. Yes, the media calls this a political assassination and, in many ways, they are right. But beneath the surface of t

Independence Day is more than fireworks, cookouts, and patriotic songs — it’s a moment for believers to pause and intercede for the nation we call home. As Christians, we recognize that true freedom comes from Christ, and lasting national strength comes from God’s guidance...

It’s been one year since my family and I stepped out by faith into evangelism. Living life on (and off) the road has been a unique adjustment, but I am incredibly grateful that God called me into this ministry! What a joy it is to share the greatest story ever told and watch Jesus transform the lives of countless people! As I meditate on the past year of preaching the gospel at churches and college campuses, I am humbled by the lessons that God is teaching me. Here are a few

A few weeks ago, we closed the semester with our last Good Talk Outreach at UNC Chapel Hill. It was an AWESOME day of evangelism as we had many students drawn to the table with the question of the week, "Is Alcohol a Sin?" There are so many students that struggle with sinful habits on campus and this was a great opportunity to share Jesus with non-believers and encourage other Christians from God's Word to not live under the powerful grip of ANY substance. Out of the corner o

As an evangelist, I LOVE sharing the Gospel with others! But I’ll be honest, it isn’t always easy. Sometimes you must sift through selfish ambitions and distracting goals to get back to one of the main callings of a disciple…to go and tell (Matthew 28:19-20/Acts 1:8). The problem is that going and telling means inconvenience and fear for many of us. We genuinely want to share our faith with others, but we just simply don’t know where to start or what tools to use to lead some

Her words were not grossly uncommon on a secular university campus. It seems many students face a similar feeling of despair despite the glamour of a never-ending-party lifestyle. But as I’ve learned with every student I interact with, she too had a story.

As a Christian athlete, you have a voice and an opportunity to be a light for Jesus. Whether you're playing in front of thousands or just with a few friends, your actions and attitude can speak volumes about your faith.

The Bible has a lot to say about what we do as Christians with our bodies, especially when it comes to sexual sin. Here are my top verses that can help you overcome the battle of lust in your life. “This I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh” (Galatians 5:16). “For this is the will of God, even your sanctification, that ye should abstain from fornication: That every one of you should know how to possess his vessel in sanctification and

Personal discipline and strong willpower are essential characteristics of a successful leader, trusting yourself will get you nowhere fast.

It doesn’t matter if you are a mature leader or a successful entrepreneur, you can be controlled by your fears.

Just saying “I’m praying about it” isn’t going to usher in the blessings of obedience to God. Action is necessary.

What makes you happy? What are you depending on today to give you satisfaction in life? Our dependency is rooted in our worship. What we...

Have you ever been rejected? You come to someone with a serious need, and they just brush you off and tell you to get over it. Or, you...

Here is an acrostic that has helped me tremendously to hide God’s wonderful truth in my heart.

What is the greatest verse in all the Bible? Of course, that is a matter of opinion, but I personally believe it is John 3:16, "For God...

In our last study we discussed one of the foundational truths in regards to sin--the penalty for sin. But now we turn our attention to...

We come now to the crux of it all--the main message Jesus brings to Nicodemus. His words are concise--“Ye must be born again."

Imagine the privilege of being able to ask Jesus questions. How amazing would that be?

Isn’t it amazing, how a culture with a plethora of information, is constantly screaming for answers. Are we looking the wrong place?

It amazes me that I have the privilege to stand in the presence of God and commune with him each day.