Christian Essays on Faith, Scripture & the Church

I thought I hated silence because it was boring. Turns out I hated it because it was honest.

Fauxnerability looks like vulnerability but avoids the cost of truly being known. This first entry in our Church Killers series explores how counterfeit confession, ownership, and repentance quietly wound churches while looking at what genuine vulnerability can restore.

My personal story of addiction, confession, and restoration with the four passages of Scripture that helped me understand both the warnings of sin and the promises of God.

The things we love can be beautiful gifts from God, but even good gifts can become disordered. A reflection on music, worship, and learning to enjoy what we love without letting it take the place of the One who gave it.