Guest Blog on JesusFreakHideout

Hey all, I want to give a big thanks to Jesusfreakhideout.com for letting me be a guest on their blog. Click on the link to check it out and read about some of the inspiration that went into the lyrics of “Grace Every Day”. Also, if you haven’t already, come hear us this Friday inContinue reading “Guest Blog on JesusFreakHideout”

“The Home That He Has Promised” – Album coming soon

Hey all, Back in November, Jarred Cain and I went into the studio with some friends to record five songs. This summer that project will come to its completion. We’re excited to share that with you all and can’t wait for you to hear what we’ve been working on. I want to let you knowContinue reading ““The Home That He Has Promised” – Album coming soon”

“When the Answer is No” Good Friday Sermon 2022

A few weeks back I had the honor of giving a mini sermon during our Good Friday service. This sermon focuses on Christ in the garden, His prayer, and the resounding “no” that He received as an answer. If you want to hear the whole sermon check out the video below. I start preaching aroundContinue reading ““When the Answer is No” Good Friday Sermon 2022″

Good Friday and the Suffering Servant

Tomorrow I have the honor of preaching one of three mini sermons at Calvary’s Good Friday service. This is a somber reflection on Christ’s journey from the communion table to the cross, focusing on His choice to be our suffering servant. If you are free we would love to see you there: Good Friday Service7pmCalvaryContinue reading “Good Friday and the Suffering Servant”

Hymn of the Month: Were You There

Welcome to April, spring, and the Easter season. This month we are looking at one of the great spirituals, “Were You There When They Crucified My Lord”. The repeated rhetorical question “were you there?” will keep bringing us back to Calvary as we sing. May this song be an encouragement for you and your familyContinue reading “Hymn of the Month: Were You There”

Sonnet: The Quiet Morning Hours Call for Prayer

I remember being in a high school creative writing class where I was assigned to write a sonnet. Back then I was a little hard headed and strong willed, which is just a nice way of saying I was really annoying, and I thought that anything but freeform poetry would “cramp my style”. Now, asContinue reading “Sonnet: The Quiet Morning Hours Call for Prayer”