An unnamed woman wept at Jesus' feet while a Pharisee questioned her presence. Yet Jesus saw something remarkable in her actions: a love flowing from forgiveness. In this letter to my daughter, I reflect on Luke 7 and my prayer that she will live a life marked by the love of Christ.

What does it mean to be saved by faith alone? In this Reformation Day letter to my daughter, I explore the faith of Abraham, the promises of Christ, and why the Reformers believed our justification rests upon Christ's righteousness rather than our own good works.

As Reformation Day approaches, I want to explain to my daughters one of the convictions that has shaped my Christian faith: Sola Scriptura. What does Scripture Alone actually mean, and why do Protestants believe the Bible holds a unique authority over the church and its traditions?

Why is it that no matter how much we have, we always seem to want more? In this letter to my daughters, I reflect on the restlessness of the human heart, a forgotten water bottle at the park, and what Psalm 63 teaches us about finding satisfaction in God.

One evening, my six-year-old daughter came out of her bedroom with a question that theologians have wrestled with for centuries: If God knew Adam would sin, why did He create him? In this letter, I reflect on God's sovereignty, human responsibility, and the difficult questions surrounding the problem of evil.