When “Fathers” and “Children” Drift Apart Hey Friends, What I want to share with you today came out of my prayer time during a work trip to Uganda. It’s a fresh appreciation for a scripture I thought I knew well—but I was mistaken. And the implications are cosmic in scale. They should cause all of…
Adrian Reid
Serving God`s people by illuminating Jesus Christ until He becomes the central and universal obsession of His church, and helping His people live out their calling as sons and daughters of God where they live as priests before God, brothers and sisters to each other, and a kingdom community of creative servants for the world.
“It’s Time to Invite People to More Than a Church Service”
I know, I know… the title might sound like clickbait. But stay with me. There’s a truth here that I believe is worth exploring—even though I’m not making a sweeping statement telling you to stop inviting people to church. So, take a deep breath. For as long as I can remember, church leaders encouraged me…
Why We Are Starting House Church In Geneva (pt 2)
Why We’re Calling It House of Bethany Hey friends, Last week, I shared a bit about the journey my family is on—rediscovering the power, simplicity, and beauty of house church, much like what the early church experienced during its first 300 years. I mentioned that we’ve settled on a name for our gathering: House of…
Why We’re Starting House Church in Geneva
Hey Friends, The photo above shows my wife and me being prayed for by the pastors and elders as we were released to pursue what the Lord has placed on our hearts: to start house churches. It was a moment full of mixed emotions. I’ve been a member of this church for the past four…
Trusting the Love of God in the Midst of Suffering – Psalm 13
Hey Friends, We’ve come a long way on this journey, looking at suffering in the believer’s life through the lens of David’s cry to the Lord in Psalm 13. We examined the reality of our “internal clock,” which operates on CST (Comfort Self Time), and how we often use it to judge God’s timing in…
When the Tide Turns: From Despair to Light: Psalm 13 part 3
Hey Friends, Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been walking through the reality of suffering in the believer’s life, using Psalm 13 as our guide. 📝 If you haven’t read the first two posts, I highly recommend pausing here and checking them out. They’ll give this one the context it needs! We left David…
When Your Mind Won’t Stop Racing: Wrestling with Psalm 13
Hey Friends, Last time we were together, we focused on verse 1 of David’s lament in Psalm 13: In our quest for understanding, we often seek Peace amidst turmoil. “How long, Lord… will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me?” David’s ancient wrestle is our wrestle too. Let’s continue…
When God Feels Late: Reflections on Psalm 13
I love the Psalms. I believe you do too. One of my spiritual rhythms is praying a psalm a day. I don’t always hit that goal, but when I do sit with these songs—listening to the psalmist’s honesty and the Lord’s glory in their prayers—I always walk away richer. Last week, I was reading and…
Suffering: How To Endure With Faith
Suffering is an undeniable part of the human experience. Whether it manifests in personal hardship, relational turmoil, financial strain, or health challenges, we all face trials and tribulations that test our resilience and faith. Let`s explore a biblical perspective on navigating the complexities of suffering, drawing wisdom from the Apostle Peter’s words in 1 Peter…
Rethinking Worship: It Is Not What You Think
Rethinking Moses’ Deliverance of IsraelFor the past couple of days, I’ve been thinking a lot about the story of Moses delivering God’s people from Egypt. I’ve been meditating on how we often use it as a metaphor for unbelieving people being delivered from the slavery of sin and brought into freedom in God through Jesus…
