Changing up my daily routine is one of the ways I've started to combat the anxiety of the unknown. Orientation around thanksgiving is critical to the alignment of my day.

COVID-19 and the impact on the believer. What does the book of Mark say about suffering and how can we use the pandemics of the the 2nd and 3rd centuries to give us guideposts for our next best practices.

Another challenging conversation, this time with a family member, about our church community and how we've failed to be an actual community to newer members. What do we need to do as a body of believers to help assimilate people into our community?

A chance conversation last summer on the beach leads to a transformative thought about theology and compromise. How are we supposed to do life and what does it mean to be a community?

Theologically evolving.  Only dead thing are static. All living things change and change is evolution. As we're working through some of our thoughts on God, how does that impact our theology? Does it change? How?  I give you three simple ideas to start expanding your thinking. 

Stubborn Apologetic Sometimes we get in our own way with our stubborn, strong willing and unflinching defense of our faith. This is my take on why we may need to examine how we need to be more subtle. 

This is the kick off podcast to Cardinal Truth Season 2 Here's what's happening: Podcast changes 1. Longer, slightly more in depth content 2. For the YouTube there will be no real video Content This episode is named, Why Cardinal Truth. I realized that I went a whole season pontificating about topics and never told you why it's what it is. So, here's the answer

Wrapping up the first season. A few of the things I learned, a few thank yous, and some of the new ideas for season two (Launching in the fall of 2019)

What do we do when the little prayers get answered and the big ones don't? What happens if the things that we're truly going after, fervently seeking answers too, never get answered? Part of this is a mindset shift and how we have to approach answered and unanswered prayers.

What does it look like to take responsibility for your own spiritual nutrition? We're the only person accountable for our growth. Can we find ways that are easy adds to our lives so that we aren't governed by guilt or obligation but love for the King?