What if Eden wasn’t just a garden—but a mountain where Heaven and Earth collided? Scripture hints at a forgotten cosmic geography that reframes humanity’s purpose. From ancient mountains to the mission of Jesus, discover how Eden becomes a blueprint for renewing the entire world.
Kindle Vella has now officially launched and you can read my first chapter of “John Wesley VS Zombies” for free in attempts to convince me to keep writing! In this book, I remove no text from John Wesley’s journals—I just add text in to make it more… dramatic… Actually, John Wesley’s journals are quite interesting…
Lofi music has gotten me through a lot of work and writing over the years. That being said, I thought we at the JXN Cloud would make one of our own Lofi videos, featuring our own Olivia as “Lofi Girl” and 4 of my lofi reimaginings of John Mark McMillan songs. Enjoy! If you want…
In today’s episode we talk about the Snyder cut of Justice League and find ourselves talking about how superhero movies (especially in the DC world) seem to be retelling some of the mythologies of old.
When I released my first book, A Taste of Jesus, my friend and fellow pastor Myisha “Uni” Cunningham was kind enough to write the foreword. Now I’ve been given the chance to return the favor by writing the foreword for her new book, Wrestling With God: The Messy Battle, which was just released on Kindle.…
We saw A Quiet Place 2 opening night! In this episode we chat about how much we enjoyed it and then talk a bit about themes like hope, aliens, and the apocalyptic.
Throughout the Old Testament there are many different names given to God, the most popular being Yahweh or “LORD” (used 6,800 times) followed by Elohim or “God” (used 2,500 times). But Jesus liked to use the word Patēr or “Father” in reference to God, which as R.T. France points out, “was distinctive of him, not…
They say you’ll never forget the day your child was born and they’re right. I still remember 8 years ago today, that massive, purple kid being dropped into my arms and quietly staring at me in the waiting room, trying to figure out what the heck I was. I remember talking to him as I…
I once brought the youth group into my office, drilled a hole through the wall where I knew an old small window was hiding, and turned off the lights. If it was bright enough outside, I knew that once our eyes adjusted, we would find a movie of the outside world being projected onto my…
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