At our LB and LA Family Nights, we received an influx of questions that come up when leading a House Church.

I went ahead and categorized and answered them with some additional resources here.

Many of these questions will receive a more robust response through future recordings and trainings.

I pray this empowers you to lead more intentionally and confidently.

At our OC Family Night, we received an influx of questions that come up when leading a House Church.

I went ahead and categorized and answered them with some additional resources here.

Many of these questions will receive a more robust response through future recordings and trainings.

I pray this empowers you to lead more intentionally and confidently.

If we are to see here as in heaven: in our marriage, in our workplaces, in our House Churches, in our cities, and in our nations. It must begin with death.

Over the last few months, I have had an increase in pastoral meetings, and a common theme has come up.

May your reflection on Jesus ground you in the beauty of Advent.

In the midst of being unemployed for close to a year God stirred up in my heart a desire to cultivate community with the amount of free time and love for hosting that he had lavished me with during the same season.

In a burning world, how will your neighbors find you?

The enemy is an old and shrewd enemy. How do we combat him?

How often do we take our faith, and what we have access to for granted?

it is in the hidden places where God meets with us to carry out His plans to change the world

Lord, grant me an undivided mind.

You do not have a soul, you are a soul.

In order to keep up with God, we often need to slow down.

There is a tension between Easter and Pentecost. God meets us in the middle of it.

On the first Sunday of Lent, Garden Church experienced a sweet outpouring of God’s presence.

The rumors of revival brought me and a few others from Garden to travel Wilmore, Kentucky.