The question that guides my life and ministry is: “How can we journey with Jesus better?” I’ll break that question down and show what I’m up to.

I had a vibrant conversation recently with a man of Muslim faith. He drove my Uber. I asked for permission to talk about his faith, and he gave it. 

Something disturbs me about walking on the beach. It reflects a fear most of us have about the impact of our lives. I fear my life’s footprints won’t remain. Or worse, I wonder if I’m making any difference.

I'm passionate to serve others as a spiritual guide–unleashing them to be the hero of their own stories, be players in Jesus' story, and come alive. I saw the value of a guide on a whitewater rafting trip in West Virginia. His name was Neo.

I don’t have any qualms insisting someone watch a movie I enjoyed, so why do I flinch before even mentioning Jesus to them? Has anyone else pondered this too?

After an intense and enjoyable conversation about Jesus with a grad student who claimed to be an atheist, I cited Pascal's seemingly wise words as my closing argument. I asked, “So do you want to choose Jesus because if you do and we find he doesn’t exist, you will have lost nothing?” She replied, “No. That would be crazy.”