Few people spend time truly reflecting on our past year before launching into our new goals. We can’t truly seek to set new goals without evaluating where we succeeded and failed in the past year.

As we near Christmas, I’m looking forward to things slowing down a bit, so my family and I can worship Jesus Christ, who came to earth as a baby over 2,000 years ago.

No exploration of The Chosen could be complete without examining the show’s portrayal of the most important person who ever lived: Jesus Christ.

There are nine other men who formed Jesus’ 12 Apostles. This week we’ll look at what is fact about these men from the Bible and what is added narrative in the show for entertainment purposes.

No exploration of The Chosen or the Gospels can be complete without studying two Apostles in Jesus’ innermost circle: James and John, both sons of Zebedee, and sometimes referred to as the Sons of Thunder.

This week we continue our exploration of The Chosen by learning more about one of the show’s main characters: Simon Peter.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll look at different characters and stories relayed in The Chosen and compare them with the Biblical text. Our first character will be one that has captured imaginations for thousands of years: Mary Magdalene.

While the Bible doesn’t explicitly prohibit the celebration of Halloween, there are several biblical principles that Christians should consider before embracing this holiday.

As Christians, it is important we understand Israel’s role in the Bible so we can understand what is happening in our world today, and we can learn to pray for and engage with the Nation of Israel.

In the Olivet Discourse, Jesus describes what will happen during the seven-year Tribulation which will end with His Second Coming.

The Olivet Discourse is an important teaching of Jesus that can be found in three of the Gospels: Matthew 24-25, Mark 13:1-37, and Luke 21:5-36.

Since retiring from my corporate career, I’ve devoted myself to helping leaders learn and implement a new style of leadership – servant leadership. Drawn directly from Jesus’ example to us in Scripture, these five steps can help you CLEAN up the mess and lead with purpose.