Theological, cultural, and personal reflections from author and pastor Scott Sauls
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Outsiders To Grace?
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Near the end of his life, his eyes failing and his memory going, John Newton said there were two things he still remembered clearly: that he was a great sinner, and that Christ was a great Savior.
I find...
The Lies Workaholism Tells Us
For most of my career, I have functioned as if my worth depended on the quality, intensity, and output of my work.
That is the deep lie at the center of workaholism, which is a disease with many faces.
It can wear the face of selfish ambi...
(Paid Subscriber Bonus) How Not to Waste Your Summer
Decide now what your connection to Christ will look like in July
We are still a few weeks out from Memorial Day, but summer is already coming into view.
You Don't Have to Earn Your Place
Martin Luther once said that if any monk had ever earned his way to heaven by his monkery, it was him.
He meant it as a confession, not a boast.
There is a certain kind of exhaustion that high-functioning people carry. The calendar stays...
The Miracle That Is Ben Sasse
A few years ago I shared a speaking slate with Ben Sasse at an event called The Gathering, where people who take their faith and their giving seriously come together once a year to think about how those two things intersect.
I was there to...
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Christian, husband, girl dad, minister, writer, life and leadership coach, dog enthusiast, work in progress. I roast my own coffee.
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