Get it? Two hundred? I know, terribly unfunny, but one of the closest matches I could find on Unsplash. Yes, today marks the two-hundredth post on here. Regardless of the number of views, I'm very thankful that God has helped and allowed me to write so many. I really desire that He use this website, despite its (and my own) flaws. I hope that if you've kept up with it, even in part, that you've enjoyed the content here. In honor of all of that, I'm going to share a handful of

We live in a really strange era. Never in my younger years had I thought that "content creator" would be a viable job option. And yet, here we are, and I find myself seeking to be some form of creator myself. But it's a tricky business, especially when you're dealing with the things of God. Scripture makes it very clear that we ought not peddle the word of God for money. Yet, Paul also explains that the worker is worth his wages. So, doing Christian content creation for money

I hate to admit it, but I find myself doom-scrolling at times, especially on the ol' YouTube machine. Why do I mention this? Because as I was scrolling today, something hit me. There really are a lot of different voices out there, all competing for your attention. As somewhat of a content creator myself, I'm not even sure how I ought to feel about that. So many videos and blogs address matters of belief, productivity, finances, skills, and an infinite variety of other topics,