JT Holderman

Training For the Christian “Just one more cookie.” I don’t know about your home, but ours has begun to overflow with holiday food. It...

“Cozy coze.” It’s one of my favorite sayings around the home. When we light a fire or we get our jammies on or bundle up in a blanket or...

The Counterintuitive Love of Jesus For Sinners “But how could anybody love me? I’ve made such a mess of my life.” Whether we feel like we...

How Your Public Reading of Scripture Impacts Others “It’s contagious!” Usually these words are not happy words. They bring up a gut-level...

Four Reasons Believers Slip Back Into Old Sins and Habits Country roads in Amish country are unique. There are all the things you would...

Why A Parent’s Affection For Jesus Is The Greatest Gift Hypocrisy can kill faith. The greatest hindrance to the Gospel parents can give...

Reflections From A Pastor On Return To Normal Ministry In The Local Church “It feels so good to be back to normal.” Whether this was...

Bzzz…bzzz…bzzz… I looked down at my phone, the green incoming call flashing. “Another phone call?” I thought to myself a bit annoyed. “I...

I have to confess: I want to be God of my life. And based on my interaction with every man and woman I have ever met, I think you want to...

In the midst of trying to keep my head on straight I have reflected on four things that the Lord has sought fit to impress upon me as a...

This past weekend I had the opportunity and privilege to preach at Londonderry Presbyterian Church in Londonderry, New Hampshire. The...

The child sits in the desert, feeling far from God and the warmth of His Son Life seems to regress and our faith feels like it’s...

1) My biggest hope for the year is for my relationship with God. The seminary has been very clear that this is also a hope for them as...

Gordon-Conwell does it right. Let’s be honest, I have never had such such a blessed orientation week. Usually orientation is not...

Death is a difficult thing. We don’t understand it. We have a hard time coping with it. We wish it didn’t happen. But it does. It is a...

We miss the many miles of mountain bike trails that we knew like the back of our hands. We miss the fireflies. We miss our daycation...

We came to Gloucester for the expressed purpose of studying Homiletics, preaching, at a great seminary. It was to be a year of...

Over the next three years I engaged in a heated process of discerning my call to ministry. I had come with the intent of my M.Div. being...

Having had a bit of time to decompress from my Princeton Theological Seminary experience, I thought it would be beneficial to look back...

Last Tuesday was half a year from the day we moved to New Jersey.  While six months, to some, may feel like a long time, it has...