What is Say So?
Describing the purpose of this podcast.
The Gospel Meta-Narrative-Restoration
The story isn’t over — it’s being restored. Creation was the original design. The Fall broke it. Redemption paid for it. But Restoration is the finish line — the moment God makes everything new, not just fixed. And the wild part? We’re not just waiting for it. We’re living in it right now, participating in… Read More The Gospel Meta-Narrative-Restoration
The Easiest Thing to Say.The Hardest Thing to Do.
Four letters. One syllable. And yet it undoes us. We say it all the time. At the end of phone calls. In texts sent quickly between meetings. To characters in films who cannot hear us. Love you. Love ya. Love. It costs nothing. It takes less than a second. It disappears into the air the… Read More The Easiest Thing to Say.The Hardest Thing to Do.
Stop Borrowing a Life You Haven’t Paid For
You Won’t Believe What I Paid Share with someone that you made a big purchase. The first question is almost always the same: “Did you get a good deal?” We love a bargain. Some people have a gift for finding them. I am not one of those people. But I did learn something important about… Read More Stop Borrowing a Life You Haven’t Paid For
Recovering Your Heart: The Key to Authentic Manhood
You know that feeling when you’re running on empty? You check all the boxes by showing up at work. You are there for your family and serve at church. You do all the things you’re supposed to do. Yet, something’s missing? You’re exhausted. Resentful even. Going through the motions. What if I told you the… Read More Recovering Your Heart: The Key to Authentic Manhood
When the Wheel Falls Off: A Lesson in Gratitude
Yesterday, my good friend Scott had one of those moments that could have changed everything. He was driving his Ford F-250, towing a trailer, when his passenger-side front tire just… came off. Not a blowout. Not a slow leak. The entire wheel separated from the vehicle. If you’ve ever towed anything, you know how quickly… Read More When the Wheel Falls Off: A Lesson in Gratitude
The Secret Confession of the Pharisee Neighbor
A Personal Reflection Years ago, I stood before our congregation to preach from Luke 10:29. I was confident I understood the parable of the Good Samaritan. I had prepared to speak about compassion, about being the neighbor who stops to help. I was ready to challenge others to be like the Samaritan who showed mercy.… Read More The Secret Confession of the Pharisee Neighbor
Disordered Loves: The Subtle Art of Deception
A Deeper Look at a Familiar Story The story of humanity’s fall in Genesis 3 is not just a historical event. It is a profound reflection of our daily struggles. It is a masterclass in psychological manipulation. It reveals how our loves become disordered. We learn to desire the wrong things for what seem like… Read More Disordered Loves: The Subtle Art of Deception
Walking Through Grief: Finding Light in the Darkness
The thing about grief that no one truly prepares you for is its unpredictability. As my daughter wisely observed, grief isn’t linear – it doesn’t follow a neat pattern or timeline. It’s like ocean waves. Sometimes, they are gentle and lap at your feet. Other times, they crash over you without warning and take your… Read More Walking Through Grief: Finding Light in the Darkness
Forgive and Thrive: Unleashing the Superpower You Didn’t Know You Had
The Challenge of Forgiveness Imagine sitting across from someone who betrayed your trust completely. Your hands are trembling, your heart is racing, and years of hurt are bubbling to the surface. I found myself in this exact situation. Have you ever been in a situation where forgiveness seemed impossible? Where the weight of betrayal or… Read More Forgive and Thrive: Unleashing the Superpower You Didn’t Know You Had
