quotes from Crash talk tonight
I shared some quotes tonight at Crash tonight that have been affecting me in powerful ways. Some of these I shared pieces of, others the full versions. I am posting Continue reading
thoughts on my new job – part 1
I started working at Starbucks last week. My position at North Phoenix is part time and it has come to a point where I needed to generate some more revenue Continue reading
unjust suffering and integrity
Sometimes, I find that questions can be just as powerful as declarative statements. Sunday night’s talk from Maxie was a prime example of this. We labeled his two questions – Continue reading
Was it what you expected?
Ever notice how much better some experiences are when they are shared? I notice that I laugh louder when a big group of us watches a comedy. Or a much-hyped Continue reading
I hate having to ask you this, but…
I am a prideful person who loves being able to take care of himself and not need basic help from other people. This kind of existence makes me feel better Continue reading
it raised a lot of questions
In discussing my talk from Sunday night at Crash, my friend made this comment to me – “it raised a lot of questions”. The core ideas of this series – Continue reading
our big red tractor
I have a love/hate relationship with Francis Chan. His simple teaching style and authentic spirit first captured me when I was at the Passion Conference in Atlanta in January 2007 Continue reading
friday morning/weekend rundown
-Gonna be a busy weekend. Heading out to Prescott, AZ this evening for North Phoenix Student Ministry’s Mid-Winter Retreat. Going as a family group leader for 11th grade guys. It’s Continue reading
what are you prepared to do?
this question has been a big one for me lately. I love/hate the power of this question. The power is illustrated well in the following clip from the Untouchables. I Continue reading
incredible!
I watched this video yesterday and thought, “incredible content + incredible presentation = standing out in a crowd.” The poem was written and performed by spoken word artist Taylor Mali Continue reading
