The New Red Door of the Church

The New Red Door of the Church

Originally published at Walk Humble on May 8, 2026.What if one of the church’s front doors is no longer made of wood at all? This piece reflects on Bishop Rob Wright, Easton Davis, and For People as a case study in why digital communication can be pastoral work,...
Embracing Slow

Embracing Slow

Originally published at Walk Humble on April 22, 2026. Slow is not a retreat from meaningful work. It is a way of resisting the pressure to live hurried, scattered, and reactive, so we can become more present to God, to ourselves, and to the people we are called to...
You Don’t Have to Carry It All

You Don’t Have to Carry It All

Almost everyone I talk to is feeling the heaviness of the world right now. We’re all carrying the weight of the week’s headlines, the plight of those whose suffering is on display, and the tension of the cultural division we’re experiencing. Read the Full Post at...
In Five Years’ Time

In Five Years’ Time

Superman, the strongest and most powerful creature on earth, is trapped by Lex Luthor in an inter-dimensional prison where he is weak, vulnerable, and helpless. Mr. Terrific, with Lois Lane at his side, heads to the beach to do something about the situation. Read the...
From the Ashes of Repentance, New Life!

From the Ashes of Repentance, New Life!

We need to do the painful work of tallying our wrongdoings, seeing the ways in which we’ve brought harm to others, forgiving those against whom we’ve stored up resentment, and receiving again the gracious work of God’s forgiveness of our sins. Repentance is continual....
Change the World: Affirm Someone

Change the World: Affirm Someone

We are a divided people. We divide by race, religion, political platforms, and cultural differences. And while words of affirmation won’t necessarily stop wars or settle all conflicts, they can go a long way to add value to the lives of the people we meet every day....
3 Signs You’re Thriving Spiritually

3 Signs You’re Thriving Spiritually

There has to be a better way to assess how you’re doing spiritually than going through a performance checklist. When I coach a leader through spiritual burnout, I like to offer a different kind of assessment. Instead of measuring spiritual growth by the number of...