Following my recent post on speaking boldly, Pastor John asked if I could extend the conversation into a two-part series, this time...

When you hear the phrase “godly example,” someone’s name probably comes to mind. Maybe it’s a mentor, a pastor, a parent, or a faithful...

How does one really get to the point where they see death as gain as Paul did? Much of our culture works hard at delaying death or even...

If you've never stepped foot into Straight Street in Downtown Roanoke, you might glance through the pictures on their website and not...

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This Biblical command has been misinterpreted and thwarted throughout the years. As a consequence of the fall, God said to the woman in...

Harry S. Truman once said, “Not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers.” I heard this quote shared just a few days after moving into my role as Campus Pastor at a small Christian college and seminary. To that point, I did not take the time to read. But that quote crashed a cymbal in my mind that continues to echo to this day. Not everyone is called to lead. And for those who are called to lead, not all come from reading backgrounds (like me). We can firm those t

Our family story during a testing year! This is an article that I, Edi, wrote for encouraging believers to have the right perspective during their time of testing. Isaiah 43:7 we read "Everyone who is called by my name, and whom I have created for my glory, whom I have formed even whom I have made." Isaiah 43:21 "The people whom I formed for myself will declare my praise." There is an inner hidden expectation and desire inside us, as believers in the Lord Jesus, to have a pea