FBCJ Young Adults.

Last Tuesday at Midweek we read through the letter of Philippians and were encouraged by Paul who took advantage of his “less-than-ideal” circumstance for the sake of the gospel rather than allowing that circumstance to cripple him. Chained to a prison floor, the apost...

“When I look at myself, I don’t see how I can be saved. When I look at Christ, I don’t see how I can be lost.” – Martin Luther

I can be a very introspective person. There are times when I will replay entire conversations in my head, debating whether or not I said the ri...

Today marks the beginning of a new year and an opportunity to "consider your ways" (Haggai 1:7). Will you take some time today to ask yourself one simple question: What is the most important thing I will do this year? 

Take a moment to watch this video featuring ou...

A quick summary of my life: I do everything I can to mess it up and make it meaningless, and God continuously thwarts my plans. My time alone in the car is no exception.

As a teenager, I thrived on the freedom my driver’s license gave me. You see, I listened to groove m...

Singleness is a gift to be enjoyed, not a problem to be solved. Now before I lose most of you, just hear me out. What if God never intended for your days as a single guy or girl to be spent simply waiting for that perfect person to come waltzing into your life? What if...

I love the Psalms. I love them because they’re honest. I love them because I can relate. There are some days I can declare with confidence, “You are my Lord; I have no good apart from you" (Ps. 16:2). There are other days when the only question I can manage is, “Why ar...

Y'all. Life without Spotify would be a train wreck. Can I get an 'amen'?

Okay, maybe that's a little dramatic--but seriously, I need my music.

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As the worship leader for Joelton Young Adults, I keep my ears peeled for albums that are theologically rich and musically re...

“What are you going to do with the rest of your life?” 

It’s quite a common question, if you think about it. First you hear, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” At first, the answers are things like doctors and firefighters and moms and dads. But, as we age, we r...