Dan Meyer

Finding real freedom in a free-for-all world.

How we can help to reduce violence.

Because of the hope of the resurrection, we do not have to live without hope.

To forgive as we have been forgiven is to overcome evil with good.

True power comes not from ourselves but from God.

Yes, evil is real, but it cannot stand before Christ.

Our response to evil, pain, and suffering can be a corridor through which you receive Jesus.

Each of us has to decide whom we’ll really listen to and serve behind our masks and whom, as a result, we’ll be throwing out. Jezebel or Jesus?

What will you do with the key Christ has given you?

Live and love in a way that makes God smile.

Jesus is what our world needs most—will we conceal him or reveal him?

We need to practice the art of ‘othering.’

We can’t fix our world’s problems, but we can lament—and hope.

In the wake of last week’s killings, do we rationalize or weep?

Is God a Republican or a Democrat?

Jesus challenges our culture’s understanding of perks, power, and piety.

Our allegiance to Christ should impact the way we live our lives.

What does it mean to honor our elders?

When Jesus says ‘Follow me,’ it’s the most amazing invitation you will ever get. Say yes to it.

A Conversation with Dan Meyer on Preaching the Lectionary

Give government its due, but don’t relinquish your religious liberties.

It’s time to revise your bucket list and live according to God’s priorities.

Jesus says that we’re totally forgiven in him. Do you believe it?

There’s only one way to conquer discontentment—remember the biblical practice of thanksgiving.

Gaining a glimpse of God’s fire

Learning from the One who lays it down

Becoming who we are in Christ

Choosing the better way

Wanting the wantless one

Believing in the heart of God

Resting in the refuge of God

Living in the shadow of the Cross

What does God do with a careless heart?

What does God do with a self-righteous heart?

What does God do with a half-heart?

What does God do with a selfish heart?

The importance of the heart

What is your heart, and why is it important?

What does God do with a thirsty heart?

The saddest thing in the world is someone who clings to this world’s concept of wealth and, in so doing, misses the treasure of heaven.

A cross of loss can be gathered up into God’s redemptive plan.

When we’re keeping up appearances

When we need to be a superhero

When we only want the best for them

When enough is not

When we are hooked on speed

When crazy becomes normal

The Israelites’ recovery from calamity serves as an example of what we can do today.

When you can’t get there from here

When silence is not golden

When homicide feels justified

When life hurts and God’s gone

When you come upon people in pain

When we’d like the Cross to be just for Jesus

Fathers and mentors should encourage those they lead by celebrating, challenging, and clearing a way for them.

When Jesus won’t just do brunch

When Jesus really scares me

When Jesus frowns on fun

When Jesus asks too much

When Jesus sets conditions on grace

When Jesus won’t accept neutrality

When it looks like you’ve married badly

When parenting disappoints

When you think you have nothing left to give

Making the most of your family unit

Why suffering is a necessary part of building great families

The four vital rituals of the early church

Why covenant relationships are the foundation of a healthy family

Why we never stop looking to the sky

Can we be honest about what is wrong?

Why Clint Eastwood Never Goes out of Style

What hobbits, Jedi’s, and English schoolkids have to teach us

Why it matters so much what we think of people

What the new science confirms about life

Why Jim Carrey & Keanu Reeves movies matter to everybody

Why life needs to be about more than feelings

Near-death experiences affirm the Scriptures’ teaching that we need to receive Christ before we die.

Christ stooped so low to show us his unimaginable glory.