Jason Mull

This morning, I was sitting with my coffee when my in-laws’ dog, Henry, came to see me. Henry is a great dog. He’s fun, full of energy, and always ready to play. But there’s one thing you need to know about Henry: He loves to play ball. Not just occasionally. Not just when you feel like it. Henry believes that if there is a ball nearby, somebody ought to be throwing it. He will bring it over and drop it right in your lap. You can ignore it. You can leave it sitting there. You can keep...

The church has a lot to talk about. We can talk about what is happening in our country. We can talk about politics, schools, families, morality, culture, finances, programs, buildings, worship styles, and a hundred other things that genuinely matter. But there is one message we can never allow to get lost in all the noise. The Gospel. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul writes to a church that had plenty of problems. There were divisions, moral issues, arguments, confusion over spiritual gifts,...

As election season has picked up, my phone has too. Calls. Texts. Voicemails. Mailers. Candidate after candidate wanting me to know who they are, what they believe, and why I should support them. If I’m honest, I’ve hung up on more than a few before they ever finished their pitch. But here’s the interesting thing—I still learned who some of those candidates were and what they stood for. Their message made it through, even when I wasn’t particularly interested in hearing it. That got me...