Spiritual Formation
Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. Scripture Foundation John 21:21–22When Peter saw him, he asked, “Lord, what about him?” Jesus answered, “If I want him to remain alive until I return, what is that to you? You follow me!” Core Theme (SALVES) Letting go of comparison and envy, and resting in God’s personal,…
Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. Have you ever wondered why knowing about God’s love feels different from actually experiencing it? Why you can believe Gospel truths yet still react as if you’re alone and on your own? Whether you’re newer in the faith, serving in ministry, or somewhere between, these struggles run…
Why Core CHEW Belongs in Your Circle Imagine your next Bible study, dinner, or family gathering. The conversation shifts—gently, powerfully—from surface updates to soul-level honesty. Instead of striving alone, you pause together and let God’s love reach your hearts in real time. This is the Core CHEW—simple, quick, and transformative when practiced as a group.…
Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. Ever wake up with your mind already racing—anxious about the day ahead, distracted by your to-do list, or longing for something more than just head knowledge of God’s love? You’re not alone. Whether you’re a student, business founder, parent, or ministry leader, life’s pressures can crowd out…
The Daily CHEW™ Chew on God’s Love. Live Transformed. Multiply Hope. Yesterday afternoon, staring at three major decisions that needed to be made by Friday, I felt that familiar tension between my drive to move fast and my need to move wisely. Even though I am a Feeler and bend towards harmony, I love being…
What is the purpose of understanding our strengths as Christians? This two-part series will examine why Christians need to understand our strengths and how Christians can talk about them without appearing boastful. Understanding our strengths teaches us to lean into and utilize our God-given talents and abilities to glorify God through our work. Recognizing our…
In the early 1990’s, I was sitting in Redeemer Presbyterian Church of New York City, listening to Tim Keller preach. In that sermon, he said something to the effect of “the Gospel of Jesus Christ is not only the way to be saved but is the primary way we grow.” I was captivated by that…
Ok, now we have the word Gospel defined as good news, and we saw the dilemma that though God loves us and desires us to always be with Him, our sin demands that an eternity’s worth of God’s wrath be poured out to satisfy justice. Now, let’s get into the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The…