Living in Transition
You may have noticed that things have been quiet on the blog recently. Danalyn and I celebrated the arrival of our son, Wesley Edward, on April 10th and things have Continue reading
Revolution – New series at Crash
As a pastor, I’ve been thinking about this question – “How do you follow up on Easter?” I mean, how do you improve on Resurrection? Well, to be honest, you Continue reading
Darkness and light
Easter is my favorite Sunday of the year! I am always excited to speak on that day, and this year was no different! And there is nothing more worthy of Continue reading
Resurrection is just as true today!
Churches had extra attendance yesterday. Energy was up. There was excitement in the air. Worship leaders had more passion. Pastors had more urgency. People were willing to sit closer to Continue reading
Collection of Resurrection Thoughts
I am beyond excited to share with those who attend the Sunday evening service at North Phoenix (Crash) about the Resurrection in a couple hours. I shared several photos this Continue reading
Between Friday and Sunday
“Waiting is our destiny. As creatures who cannot by themselves bring about what they hope for, we wait in darkness for a flame we cannot light. We wait in fear Continue reading
A recent Maxie Burch talk
In the fall of 2002, I met Maxie Burch for the first time. He was the most-popular professor on campus at the liberal-arts university where I was attending. His classes Continue reading
Resurrection and Rest – An Odd Combination
My wife wrote a great post yesterday about how she was recently forced to rest and the lessons she learned from the process. As I was thinking about her observations Continue reading
Rest is a Four-Letter Word!
(This blog is a guest post from Danalyn Savage, known by her friends as “Dani”. Dani, an attorney who specializes in domestic violence, is married to Scott, who gives leadership Continue reading
Top Posts from March 2012
March was a great month here at the Joshua Collective. 2012 has been a great year so far. Each month, we’ve set a new record for visits (not including October Continue reading
