John insists that love is proof of regeneration: “Whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love” (1 John 4:7–8). Love isn’t merely emotional warmth—it is willful commitment to the good of another…

Returning from the NAFWB National Convention, my heart overflows with a profound sense of joy and blessing. There is something extraordinary about gathering with believers from every corner of the country… world—worshipping side by side, sharing stories, praying together, and witnessing the beautiful tapestry of Christ’s body united in purpose and praise… Risk being known and loved. Bring your gifts and your burdens. Add your voice to the song and your heart to the fellowship. Someone needs what only you can bring. The body is not whole without you.

 God's promises—whether they’re about forgiveness, peace, purpose, healing, strength, or eternal life—aren’t dependent on your mood, your mess-ups, or the shifting sands of this world. They are anchored in the person and finished work of Jesus…

Greetings Dear Friends and Family! I hope this life update finds you well. It’s been a little while since I last wrote, and so many of you have kindly reached out to check in on us—thank you for your love and care for us…

Too often we settle for a version of Christianity that is informed but not transformed—filled with knowledge, yet lacking power. We talk about grace, but struggle to live in it. We claim to belong to Christ, yet ignore the One He sent to dwell in us and lead us into all truth. And yet, even here, the Spirit does not condemn us—He gently calls us back.

The remarkable growth and resilience of the Iranian underground church is not an isolated phenomenon. Across the Arab world, there is a growing movement of people coming to faith in Christ. In countries like Egypt, Algeria, Iraq, and the Arabian Peninsula, reports of conversions, discipleship movements, and church planting are increasing…

C.S. Lewis once wrote in “Reflections on the Psalms”, "The most valuable thing the Psalms do for me is to express the same delight in God which made David dance." Lewis points to the uncontainable joy that David exhibited, a joy that should ignite our own hearts as we worship in the House of the Lord…

A recent and deeply disheartening revelation has once again sent shockwaves through the Christian community. Many are now aware of the allegations brought to light in “The Roys Report” concerning Michael Tait, the D.C. Talk founder and now former member of Newsboys, involving accusations of sexual abuse. While this blog does not aim to personally address Tait, the report, or other circulating rumors, one thing remains clear: such instances of public failure are profoundly discouraging, leaving behind a trail of grief…

Christian author Elisabeth Elliot once wrote, "Loneliness is a required course for leadership." Her words echo the reality that even those called to serve God often face seasons of solitude. Acknowledging loneliness is not a denial of faith but an opportunity to rely more fully on the Lord and His design….

In a world searching for meaning, truth, and connection, the Christian faith offers timeless principles that address life's most profound questions. Three cornerstone topics serve as beacons of understanding and guidance: the trustworthiness of the Bible, humanity’s most urgent spiritual need, and the transformative power of active participation in church life. Together, these themes form a compelling narrative that invites believers and seekers alike to deepen their faith, embrace hope, and engage with a community of grace.

In his seminal work, "The City of God," Augustine of Hippo expounds on the nature of Original Sin and its far-reaching consequences: "The deliberate sin committed by Adam has passed into his descendants by way of birth. Thus, each person is conceived in guilt and born into an inclination towards evil" (Book 13, Chapter 3). Augustine's insights laid the foundation for much of Western Christian thought on sin and grace.

When we bear with one another, we recognize that everyone – ourselves included – has flaws and weaknesses. It means overlooking minor offenses and showing understanding and patience. By doing so, we create an environment of mutual respect and support, which fosters growth and unity within the community.

Here’s the truth, every Sunday is a celebration of the Risen Christ. It’s why the global church gathers week after week—because Jesus is alive. As Paul wrote, “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile… But in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead…” (1 Corinthians 15:17, 20, emphasis mine). Easter isn’t about outdoing yourself; it’s about proclaiming this unchanging truth: Jesus is alive.

The last thing I want to do is to offer you a sob story or some guilt trip, because that is not me. For years, Rena and I loved to be the ones who can give a little extra here and there… and we still kind of do when we can (i.e. Like coffee and donuts to the Fire Department and EMT Services, missionary support, a friend or two in need, or fundraiser for kids in need, etc.). We still want to do what we can, but the truth is we simply need help and the “man pride” in me struggles with the ASK. BUT, here it is…

I’m frustrated. I suppose that can be the confession, but it goes deeper. Frustration is perhaps just the byproduct of the confession. Actually, I pretty sure of it. [READ MORE]

Here’s a word of caution: DO NOT LET CHANGE OVERWHELM YOU. One of the most important lessons I’ve learned (am learning) from my battle with AML Leukemia is that progress truly happens one step at a time. If you’ve created an extensive list of changes or “resolutions” for the New Year, I encourage you to focus on taking just ONE step at a time to avoid feeling overwhelmed. NO PRESSURE!

So, let me pose this question to you:

The last couple of weeks have been difficult. Sickness takes a lot longer to get over when your immune system is suppressed. It also tends to make things harder physically. Then, when you put those things together, it takes a toll on you mentally. Today I just feel broken. HOWEVER, I can still praise the Lord – great things He has done…

WOW! It’s been a while. In case you forgot my name is Eric Puschmann (PastorPusch) and you been so gracious to read and follow my story. Your love and support have meant the world to me, and I hope you will continue to love me through this journey! I certainly love you all! God has been good!  

So… here’s the latest. I’ll actually begin with Rena….

I look forward to the day that I will be able to resume normal activity and continue the ministry of “For His Glory” as I stopped taking appointments and have been very slow to engage. I hope it will all restart soon! READ MORE HERE.