Ezer Equipped | Recapturing Wonder
Ten years ago, I went to the Grand Canyon for a backpacking trip with some family and friends. No picture or video could ever capture …
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Understanding Spiritual Gifts
When you become a Christian, the spirit of God comes to live inside you and gives you a spiritual gift that you did not work …
Ezer Equipped Newsletter | Weariness
There’s a funny quote that circulates the internet, “I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me all at …
Ezer Equipped Newsletter | The Skillful Mender
My imagination has been captivated by the Japanese art of kintsugi ever since I heard about it. Kintsugi is the practice of mending broken pottery …
Ezer Equipped Newsletter | Life Together
From the very beginning, Scripture tells the story of how God has been establishing a people for himself—the first man and woman, the nation of …
Ezer Equipped | Redefining Our Relationship With Technology
Because technology demands more and more of us while offering less and less, it’s no wonder we are more lonely and isolated and anxious than …
Ezer Equipped Newsletter | A Witnessed Hope
Our hope in Christ’s resurrection isn’t just some made-up fairytale, but a real, historical event substantiated by many witnesses—actual men and women who saw a …
The Question of Masturbation
One of the questions most frequently asked by Christians when dealing with the subject of sex is, “What about masturbation?” Men and women alike have …
Building Emotional Intimacy: Empathy
One of the most powerful ways that we can demonstrate love and connect with one another is to be empathetic. How we respond matters.
Ezer Equipped Newsletter | Worry
If worry were physical exercise, many of us would be Olympic athletes! No doubt, many things we worry about are legitimate concerns—and that makes it …
Understanding the Trinity
The following Scripture passages (ESV) offer support, clarity, and distinction regarding the triune nature of God.
Ezer Equipped Newsletter | Put On Love
As we are entering into a new year, things might not look as different as we had hoped they would be. The same brokenness that …