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the kinds of people that make HOME a reality – part 4

This week, I have tried to describe why the kind of people you surround yourself with will impact the trajectory of your life. And I feel Home is an essential Continue reading →

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the kinds of people that make Home a reality – part 3

Today, we shift gears in this four part series on the kinds of people that make Home a reality. I am going to share about one of my heroes. (yeah, Continue reading →

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the kinds of people that make Home a reality – part 2

Continuing with this week’s blog series related to Crash’s most recent series, Home, I want to share about another kind of person that makes Home a reality. In August of Continue reading →

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the kinds of people that make Home reality – part 1

Today, I begin a four-part series about the kinds of people that make up a great Home. There aren’t Bible verses for this, so don’t expect a sermon here. But Continue reading →

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post-Sunday reflections

Last night, we did a new song to the Crash community, entitled “Run” from Hillsong United out of Australia. Check it out below. Also, in the middle of my talk, Continue reading →

saturday is for links

the following two links are part of my continual argument that, for some in our society, technological change is moving at a rate too fast for us to understand or Continue reading →

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generation gap part 4 – the end of the beginning

Where and how does one wrap up a conversation as emotional and heavy (as one friend described) as this series has been? Well, I am not sure if I know. Continue reading →

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generation gap part 3 – so what can be done?

The last two day’s posts have provoked enough feedback that I feel very affirmed for beginning this conversation here. I am so grateful to have you here, journeying with me. Continue reading →

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generation gap part 2 – free agency and middle school dances

I spent time with a good friend today, and we discussed an important topic. We all have the tendency to project our experience and struggles onto others, instead of just Continue reading →

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