The why underneath the work: doctrine, discipleship, and the unchanging foundations we build on.
← All articlesThe constant pace of media in our modern age is controlled by the Algorithm. It builds and feeds appetites that keep users hooked. This article compels us to push back against mindless development of the algorithm of our lives, to spiritually sensitive engagement. Apostolic Algorithms are lives intentionally ordered around prayer, fasting, and the reading of God’s Word, allowing the Spirit to reshape our appetites away from worldly distraction and toward the deep things of God.
Exposing the reality of engineering principles and Spiritual truth, this article emphasizes that excellence is the product of collaborative effort. When people align around a common purpose, embrace their unique strengths, and rely on God’s guidance, their combined influence multiplies far beyond what one person could achieve alone. The Body walks into her design as a multiplicative machine for Kingdom Increase.
Have you ever wondered if you were doing it right? The continued onslaught of life and its surprises cause us to question, at times, if we are doing something wrong. This week’s article covers the iterative nature of design and construction. Site conditions, like life, are often changing. This does not mean we are doing things wrong, it just means we have to adapt. If you’ve been there, this week’s article is an encouragement to keep building and adapt as necessary because the process is what makes us successful, not perfection the first time.
The nature of Western society has long been concerned with pleasure and entertainment.
In a world that exalts self-preservation, personal ambition, and comfort, the Gospel calls us to something far more radical—death. If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to take up your cross daily, this article will challenge, convict, and inspire you toward the transformative power of genuine discipleship. This short but powerful article challenges the modern idea of Christian living and calls believers back to the radical, scriptural mandate: die to self, live for Him. If you’re ready to move from cultural Christianity to true discipleship, start here. Dead men don’t chase comfort—only Christ.
In honor of this week’s Holiday this article recalls the motherly role of the church, who is defined as such through Paul’s explanation. This is dedicated to my mother. There are not many people that love the way she loves, serves the way she serves, and lives the way she lives. If it was not for her consistency in admonishing the doctrine in my life, I would not be the man I am today. To a champion of the Apostolic Way raising champions of the Apostolic way. I hope I can do it like you did for my boys. I love you Mom.
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