Lynn Eneas

Culture has no lack of words when it comes to career advice. Especially if you are a woman. Lynn Eneas looks at two cultural voices and frames them in light of the gospel in her most recent post. A Google search for the book Lean In returns …

So often we can feel overwhelmed thinking of the choices we have to make in our lives. Lynn Eneas seeks to bring us some freedom and encouragement by reflecting on our lives and the will of God. I fondly remember reading the “Choose Your …

We always lead out of love. But how can we discern what our leading love is? Lynn Eneas helps us shape our affection of Jesus. “We told her, just don’t get married on a game day, and we’ll be there, hundred percent, and she went off and …

Mike Anderson was a victim of his own crime, yet received a great pardon. We are victims of our own sinful actions, but God provides us with an even greater mercy. Mike Anderson led a fairly normal suburban life. A small business owner from …

How close can you get to the gospel without understanding the gospel? Lynne Eneas helps us understand the importance of hitting the gospel center. Turns out, there’s more than one way to make the wrong hotel reservation. Just last week I …

Has professional sports numbed our ability to view talent in a Godly way? Lynn Eneas discusses this in her blog. If you’re a football fan, I’m sure you’ve heard of the two brothers playing the same position in the NFL today that their …

Guest Blogger Lynn Eneas shows us that we are given over to a single pursuit, which consumes all others. The Declaration of Independence promises "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" to the citizens it protects. But what if actual …

"Further up and further in."   "Further up and further in." Is a quote from the Chronicles of Narnia, and it will likely mean very little to you unless you have read the final book in that series, The Last Battle. In the closing …