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Old Paths & New Steps

Jeremiah 6:16 – The prophet warned his people to change their attitudes and actions before God would have to discipline them. We don’t require new instructions; we need the resolve to live out the old ones.

Transgenderism & Truth

Our culture claims gender is fluid and self-determined, but Scripture reveals that truth is fixed in God’s design. To reject His created order is to deny His wisdom, yet the gospel offers both clarity and compassion to those wrestling with gender confusion.

Distinctive Discipleship (Eagle’s Landing FBC)

Colossians 1:27-29 – We often minimize Christianity to a momentary decision, but if we are following Jesus, we should still be moving. A disciple of Jesus continues to pursue thorough spiritual maturity.

The Story of the Bible (Confluence 2025)

Confluence 2025 was an opportunity for Georgia college students to go through the Story of the Bible in one weekend. The point of the Bible and our lives is Jesus.

Why Teenagers Can’t Sit on the Sidelines

Being young isn’t an excuse to sit back and wait; God has always used biblical examples to show that age is no barrier to His purposes. Jesus isn't expecting you to grow up before He will send you out.

Why a Phone Covenant Matters

A phone doesn’t disciple your child—you do. That’s why boundaries matter. A covenant transforms a phone from a device of distraction into a tool of discipleship. Without one, you’re leaving your child’s heart and habits unguarded.

How to Face Your Own Dilemmas Like You’d Advise a Friend

Life is full of dilemmas that feel complicated and overwhelming. But what if the best way forward is simply to treat your situation the way you’d counsel a close friend?

Gender & Glory

We glorify God when we embrace our God-given gender, trusting that nothing is wrong with the way He made us. Male and female are not accidents of biology but gifts of design, created with purpose to reflect His glory.

Intentional Influence

Esther 5:1-14 – Esther seized her God-given opportunity and used it with wisdom. When we obey His leading, we must act with diligence and discretion.

Nobody Wants to Be “That Guy/That Girl” at Work

Nobody wants to be “that guy” at work—the one who drains the room and makes everyone walk on eggshells. You can choose a better path by bringing humility, encouragement, and peace so your presence lightens the load instead of adding to it.