If the light in you is darkness, how great is that darkness. — Jesus One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but

The theme of my fall has been “homecoming”, and not in the angsty, teenage football game and school dance kind of way (thank God), but

Tonight as I return from our second rest retreat in Arizona, a few days when we all sat around in the desert in awe of

This is the fourth time that I have preached or studied Mary’s Magnificat and everytime I return to it, I hear it as something new.

Oftentimes, when I pray aloud for people, my go to phrase is to ask God to give them “a peace that surpasses all understanding.” It

As we begin the Advent season and the start of a new liturgical year, I find myself frustrated and resonating with the “now and not yet” feeling of the season. We now have a vaccine. We’re able to travel, to see friends, to gather with family. And yet.

In August I volunteered for the Leadercast conference here in Cincinnati. It was organized by my good friend and fellow faith leader, Joe Boyd. The

How a recent take-out restaurant experience led Aaron to question the traditional church planting model.

A ridiculous amount of hours put into launching a new site and a few folks to thank for it.

I often forget about Pride Month. It sneaks up on me every year. On calls with potential new partners, I often tell my story and

Launchpad Co-Founder Jennifer Fisher preached at Forefront Church on March 14 on the topic of loneliness. Forefront is an Investing Partner in Launchpad.

On our first “Networking & Support Hours” Zoom call in January, several faith leaders on the call spoke about their exhaustion after 11 months of