Category Archives: Faith
Critical Faith Corrupts Crucial Commitments

Having critical faith corrupts the crucial commitments it takes to move forward. By definition alone, faith requires an optimistic commitment to an unwavering belief for the future. Critical and cynical faith is an oxymoron, it doesn’t fit together. When we are cynical about our belief it corrupts our faithfulness. James 1:6 (NIV) But when you […]
The Beit Principle

I am officially coining a concept called the beit principle. The beit principle says: If you want to become something then be it now. I know…super deep combination of be & it…beit. We have heard the statement “Fake it ’till you make it.” But what about… “Be it ’till you become it.” You see, if you […]
Why You Need Crisis Intervention
Murphy Is Not Your Friend

Murphy’s Law states: Anything that could go wrong, will go wrong. Though historians are not sure who coined this phrase, we all intuitively know this to be a truth in our life. In fact, I ascribe the law as a variation of Jesus’ advice when He said, “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I […]
Guest Post: Phil Barrett
No Regrets
3 Ways To Be Less Responsibly Irresponsible

Not long ago our youngest daughter (who was 7 at the time) was working on her weekly devotion. The question my wife read to her was… Are you usually responsible or irresponsible? Our daughter sat back and thought it about for a moment, then carefully said, “I don’t know how to answer that. I mean…sometimes […]
Faithology Podcast
Coming Soon April 2016
What Are You Standing On?

Have you heard the phrase, “Trouble in inevitable, but misery is optional?” There is more truth in that statement than we may know. The fact is, everyone faces trouble. No one is immune to problems. There are no such people who don’t face issues everyday; some small, some bigger than others. The issue is not […]




