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Check out my post for the BCC. There is a kind of leadership that looks gentle on the surface but, over time, leaves harm unaddressed. It avoids confrontation, delays action, and hopes things will improve on their own. Scripture gives us a sobering picture of this in the story of Eli. Eli was a priest. He knew the Lord and served in the house of God. And yet, under his care, something deeply grievous was happening. His sons, Hophni and Phinehas, were abusing their spiritual a

There are occasions when someone sits across from you, and you can feel it. Something is not right. But it’s hard to name. She may speak carefully. Minimize what’s happening. Or even defend the person who is harming her. And if we’re honest, this is where many of us feel unsure. Is this just a hard marriage? A season to endure? Or is something more serious happening? Scripture is not silent about these realities. God consistently moves toward the oppressed, sees what is hidde

Join me as I join Chris Moles to discuss Sarah's story.

I am grateful to share something I’ve been longing to offer: the When It’s Trauma podcast. This podcast was created for people who are hurting—and for those who want to help but aren’t sure how. Trauma has a way of leaving us confused, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to trust—our bodies, our reactions, even our faith. Many helpers want to respond with care, but fear saying the wrong thing or making things worse. When It’s Trauma exists for that space. Each episode offers a