Leviticus 13 [Part 2/4]

Leviticus 13 [Part 2/4]

WHEN THE WAITING ROOM FEELS LIKE A PRISON I’ve been sitting with the next piece of Leviticus 13 and — honestly? It’s still weird. After the priest inspects the suspicious spot, they often put the person in isolation for seven days. And sometimes another seven. (Hello,...
The Genius of Good

The Genius of Good

BEFORE THE CROWD WAVED PALMS, JESUS WALKED IN GOODNESS. This past Easter, I read The Genius of Jesus by Erwin McManus — and it wrecked me in the best way. So much so that our entire Easter series unpacked its chapters and themes. It’s a captivating thought: the subtle...
Leviticus 13 [Part 1/4]

Leviticus 13 [Part 1/4]

WHEN THE PRIEST SAYS, “COME HERE…” I’ve been sitting with this chapter for four days — not because it’s comforting, but because it’s weird. Leviticus 13 is basically a holiness manual with a deep dive into leprosy. Honestly? It took some serious unpacking (and...
The Price of The Golden Yes

The Price of The Golden Yes

BEFORE THE CALF WAS MOLDED IN THE FIRE, COMPROMISE WAS FORGED IN THEIR HEARTS. Lately, I’ve been a little obsessed with the early books of the Bible. Maybe it’s because someone once told me: When you don’t know how to move forward, look back. Back there—between...
Nobody Wants to Read Leviticus

Nobody Wants to Read Leviticus

Let’s be honest: nobody wakes up excited to read Leviticus. It’s weird. There’s a lot of blood. Animals are getting sacrificed. People are getting declared “unclean” for what seems like totally normal human experiences. And don’t even get me started on the childbirth...
The Online Journal

The Online Journal

The Blog Is Back. Not because I just turned 44 (although, hey—hallelujah for that). Not because I needed one more thing on my plate. But because sometimes, to move forward, you have to go back. Back to what you know. Back to what you love. Back to what you were made...