Finishing the Ph.D. and What I Learned Along the Way

After several years of coursework, research, writing, revision, prayer, and more revision, I am grateful to share that I have officially completed my Doctor of Philosophy in Organizational Leadership. Walking through the final defense was surreal, both deeply humbling and deeply rewarding. I am thankful for the many mentors, pastors, professors, and friends who walkedContinue reading “Finishing the Ph.D. and What I Learned Along the Way”

Life Update – A New Chapter at OCU

Over the past several months, our family has been walking through some exciting transitions. While we are still very much rooted in church life and ministry, God has opened a new door for me professionally. I recently stepped into the role of Academic Director of Trailblazer Academy at Ohio Christian University. Trailblazer Academy is OCU’sContinue reading “Life Update – A New Chapter at OCU”

The Eighth Man In: A Servant’s Heart in the Father’s Role

In 2 Peter 2:5, the apostle writes: “And spared not the old world, but saved Noah the eighth person, a preacher of righteousness, bringing in the flood upon the world of the ungodly.” Noah is described as “the eighth person.” This stuck out to me as I came across this verse. That simple phrase holdsContinue reading “The Eighth Man In: A Servant’s Heart in the Father’s Role”

Radically Different: Living the Transformed Life

This is a sermon I preached on January 19, 2025. Romans 12:14-13:14 When a person becomes a follower of Christ, something significant happens—an undeniable transformation. Paul spends the first eleven chapters of Romans explaining the seriousness of sin, the salvation that Christ brings, and the incredible work Jesus does in a believer’s life. Romans 12Continue reading “Radically Different: Living the Transformed Life”

I was glad…

Recently, I stumbled upon an intriguing article penned by an agnostic individual, who, despite their personal beliefs, acknowledged the profound importance of the communal gathering of believers, or as I commonly heard growing up as, “going to church.” The individual was examining the results of a survey from PRRI on Religious Change in America (publishedContinue reading “I was glad…”

Unlocking Timeless Wisdom: Four Leadership Lessons from Joseph’s Journey in Genesis

Delve into the timeless wisdom of Joseph’s story in Genesis. Unearth five pivotal leadership lessons that transcend the ages, offering guidance for today’s leaders in any field.