God’s Wrath on Unrighteousness – Romans 1:18–32

In God’s mysterious grace, the starting point for hope is to face our desperate, hopeless condition. Our problem is the stain of sin, which we can never scrub away. Sin of exchanging the glory of God for a love of ourselves—that terrible exchange, which trickles down into a hundred other fruits of wickedness.

But there was another exchange. The holy, almighty God we rejected, He made another exchange. The righteous Judge took all the eternal wrath and punishment that our sins deserve, and He poured it out, not on us, but on His beautiful, perfect Son. And the one Man who always treasured the glory of God–His perfect record is draped over us, if we receive Him.

Our sin for Christ’s righteousness. This is the breath-taking exchange of the gospel. 2 Corinthians 5:21 says, “For our sake, he [God] made him to be sin who knew no sin [Jesus], so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.”

Published Works

Published work contributed among others serving thoughtfully and well.

Affiliations & Training

A few of the communities and ministries that have shaped my approach to care.

CCEF: Where I received foundational biblical counseling training.

New Growth Press: Publisher of my co-authored book Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse.

PeaceWorks / Chris Moles: A ministry focused on domestic abuse response where I have taught and partnered in advocacy.

North Church Women: A local ministry context where I offer expository teaching for women.

ChristianCounseling.com Directory: A national directory where my counseling practice is listed.

Side Notes

Thoughtful reflections for the weary, the wondering, and those walking the long road of faith.

North Church

Women opening Scripture with clarity and care.

Walk Together, One Word at a Time

Subscribe for gentle, gospel-centered reflections delivered to your inbox.

No noise—just words that breathe truth, grace, and steadiness.