We just returned from two months in the US. Whenever we go back to the US I find that I have to adjust to the way of life there. I cant always put my finger on it but life just feels different in a d

A crossless Christianity - Im thankful for the strength of many churches in the US but at the same time I realize that we live in a time of great challenge and opposition to the church. In these time

America is in an identity crisis. People are searching for their identity and going to all kinds of drastic measures to change their identity in the desperate hope that with a new identity they will f

What is missing in churches today? Where is the unseen hole? Simply put, we are missing true gospel centered discipleship. Without discipleship the church can still have an outward attraction and all the looks of activity but they will be empty and mea...

As we celebrate Easter this year we also mark a full year of living during a pandemic. We have all encountered new difficulties because of COVID. Many have been through COVID, others have watched as loved ones have suffered,

Here’s a story I heard from Radio show host Chris Witts - Johnny arrives at school in the morning and his teacher asks him, “Where’s your homework?” Johnny replies “Sorry, Mam, I couldn’t do it because there was too much noise at home.

Some time ago I took my wedding ring off at home because I wanted to do some exercises and I didn't want to get my ring scratched up. I placed my wedding ring in a spot where I knew I would not forget it and where it would be very visible to me.

Have you ever wondered why there are fewer faithful pastors now than there was 40-50 years ago? In this episode of the podcast I talk about 6 reasons why there is a lack of faithfulness in minsitry. -  

Recently our oldest son Mishael left us and moved to the US. This is our second child to leave the home. In this episode Christina and I talk about how we deal with children leaving the home and we give some advice that helped us.

As with any sin, worry is a perversion of something that was originally good. So how do you know when your planning has crossed the line into worry, or when your concern for safety has gone overboard and turned into an unhealthy fear?