Josh’s Blog

We think the Christmas story starts in Luke 2. We hear Caesar Augustus’ decree. We see Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem. We smell the hay in the manger. These are beautiful, necessary truths. But if we only read the New Testament at Christmas, we are only opening...

Every December, we get caught up, and yet we need to slow down and remember what all happened in Bethlehem. For all the glitter and noise, Christmas still whispers to us; the quiet announcement that God’s mercy didn’t come through force but through flesh. My book’s...

“Burial or cremation?” The funeral director’s question hung in the air. For generations, Christians assumed the answer. Burial is just what Christians do—so uniform was the practice that it came to be known as a Christian burial. But in recent decades, something has...

On September 10, 2025, the news broke of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The announcement rocked our culture, and the week that followed was full of grief, political blame-shifting, and theological soul-searching. Through the fog of the aftermath, one word was repeated,...