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The Notre Dame Fire
April 16, 2019
Yesterday the historic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris caught on fire. The structure, over 800 years old, was engulfed in flames. Meaningful relics, beautiful art, historic documents, and walls that have reverberated the expressions of hundreds ofRead More -
Imperfect? I Love It!
February 27, 2019
Can we talk for a minute? Like really talk? I want to go on record… I love the church. I love the local church. I love the church abroad. I love the rural church. I love the metropolitan church. I love the small church. I love theRead More -
We are Responsible
February 21, 2019
In general, I’m not a risk taker. I was a first born child, reared to be cautious and ever cognizant of danger. I don’t necessarily have a fear of heights. I’m not claustrophobic. I’m not whatever you call it if you areRead More -
Humility has Roots
February 21, 2019
Humility has roots… “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” (James 4:6) “Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up in honor.” (James 4:10) If you have been following Jesus long, youRead More -
Losing is Never Good (until it is)
February 19, 2019
I spent the weekend immersed in defeat. First, my beloved Tennessee Vols, formerly the #1 ranked basketball team in the country, were vehemently ambushed by the Kentucky Wildcats. It was brutal…like watching a train crash into a herd ofRead More -
The Movement KIDS Camp // HOME
January 16, 2019
Each generation has likely shared similar thoughts through the ages. In every generation there is some variation of an effort to captivate the hearts and minds of children. Our time, this moment is no different. As the sensory bombardment of theRead More -
The Movement Camp // HOME
January 9, 2019
HOME… Though experiences vary, home should be… Where we lie down and rise again. Where we enter freely. Where we know and are known. Where we grow and from where we go. Where we are nurtured and corrected. Where we learn and mature. Where weRead More -
When Christmas Ends (It’s Awful)
December 11, 2018
I love beginnings. Most of us love a good beginning, even if it is humble and requires a little hard work. Unlike a good percentage of the population, I also have an unusual affection for endings. Through the years we have saidRead More -
Thoughts on Lauren Daigle
December 4, 2018
**Disclaimer: A friend encouraged me to add a disclaimer to the top of this entry. Please read the entire blog. If you stop after my first thought, you will miss my heart on the matter. Basically, read it all, or don’t read any of it. IRead More
Jeremy Austill
Thank you for visiting my site. In recent years I have sensed the assignment of my life gravitating toward investing in the soul health and rich spiritual formation of God's people. Through the art of writing, it is my hope to befriend you and join you on a journey toward all that Jesus makes available for those the Father calls sons and daughters.
