Admittedly, today's curated content is a bit of a convicting one. Tim Challies recently wrote this article on the content that we consume, breaking it down into two groups: content that benefits us and content that primarily benefits its creator. As someone who is seeking to "create content" (I'm loath to use that term, but it is what it is), I find it hard to navigate the nuance of those categories. Of course, the desire is to further the mission, as it were. But money is ne

Today I want to share another video that I recently worked on. I know I had posted one earlier in the year, and it is still my official first video. As such, it will be posted to YouTube in the near future, Lord willing. But I also recently finished this one, and it will be titled "episode 1". This one summarizes much of what I discussed in the recent articles on the events surrounding Lazarus' death and resuscitation. I hope that you'll find it encouraging and consider likin

Today's share from Ligonier touches on, as is the theme for the week, the topic of depression and anxiety. In the midst of those times, it is incredibly difficult for us to remember that even those times of sadness are times to learn more of God's grace and care. And yet, it is also helpful for us to remember these things. While it is not a long article by any means, and the author seems to be referring to a book, it's still a helpful reminder that even these difficult times