okay, God, I get the point!
I can be pretty slow on the uptake at times. At certain moments, things seem very cloudy and I am not always good at discerning God’s voice from mine. (Maxie Continue reading
I can be pretty slow on the uptake at times. At certain moments, things seem very cloudy and I am not always good at discerning God’s voice from mine. (Maxie Continue reading
Some things that are going on that I would love to share and give commentary on… -Met yesterday with Maxie and his talk for Crash on Sunday night is gonna Continue reading
As a part of Crash’s January series, “I don’t know where to start”, Maxie Burch answered the question, “What is prayer?”. Maxie shared very pointedly and directly that sometimes our Continue reading
Sunday night was a great evening for our community called Crash. We worshiped together, with Carol leading us in a new song, “He is Lord” by Hillsong. You can watch Continue reading
Ever feel like you are just spinning your wheels? Burning daylight? Wasting your life? Me too. This fall included several times where I felt like I was stuck on pause. Continue reading
“If a leader wants their followers to bleed, he/she must hemorrhage.” -Steven Furtick Recently, I was talking to a good friend about the challenge of leading and inspiring others towards a Continue reading
10. Apparently, my zoology needs work – I described a group of sheep as a “herd” not a “flock”. 9. Apparently, my American Literature knowledge needs development – I intended Continue reading
Tomorrow will be the one month anniversary of the day I gave up my Blackberry. Seeing a friend play with her new iPhone today caused me to reflect on the Continue reading
I recently graduated from seminary. The seminary I attended recently underwent a significanat transition in leadership. Dr. Bill Crews was president for over two decades and provided an incredible Continue reading
New Year. New Decade. More drama! I have been interested in the last few weeks to watch drama unfold in two very different contexts, related to individual’s refusal to accept Continue reading