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03.20.2023 – Church – 7 Comments

Don’t Get Stuck Using an Old Wineskin

Photo by Geda Žyvatkauskaitė The Bible is full of illustrations and lessons that involve wine. It’s the blood of …

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02.16.2023 – Revival – 7 Comments

When Do We Need to Repent? The Asbury Revival Shows Us

Photo by Ben White on Unsplash How rare is public repentance these days? Politicians who used to reach across the …

Planning at a whiteboard

12.20.2022 – Vulnerable Leadership

Why We Need Leaders Who Can Be Vulnerable

This generation of young people is hungering for authenticity and vulnerability. They’ve been lied to and have so man…

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12.06.2022 – Writing Blogs and Books

Books I’ve Written, Including Some You’ve Never Seen

I began writing when I was young. Since high school, I’ve kept a journal. And as a 23 year-old working overseas, I wr…

11.21.2022 – Debriefing

What is Spiritual Feedback?

I grew up in a family that did not have great feedback loops. We were all about high-performance, but often you didn’…

Learning from the Door Closing Behind You

11.21.2022 – Finding your call

Learning from the door closing behind you

If you’ve been fired, why did it happen? As a young man, I was fired twice. The story I told myself about it I…

10.06.2022 – Refugees & Crisis

How You Can Respond to Hurricane Ian

Hurricane Ian – over 100 dead and $100B in private insurance claims. One of the worst natural disasters of our li…

5 Lessons From a Decade Hiking the Camino

09.27.2022 – Journeys

5 Lessons From a Decade Hiking the Camino

I remember the first day I hiked the Camino de Santiago nearly 10 years ago. It was early in May – the air was cr…

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Pain and the Kingdom of God

Talia was just two years old when she pulled a pot of hot grits off the stove and burned her hand. She screamed in agony. We rushed to comfort her and put …

A World Race Squad 10 Years Later

September 2012, we launched a World Race squad of 60 – the “L squad.” They came from all over America to the Atlanta airport. After training, they flew t…

What I Learned By Working With Catholics

I love Alpha, the ministry that introduces people to Jesus without all the trappings of organized religion. They do this with an 10-week Bible study. …

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What We’ll Miss About Colin Sullivan

Two months after returning from his World Race, Colin Sullivan and his squad came back to Georgia for a reunion. No one was surprised when he borrowed a …

The Key To a Happy Life as You Get Older

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I’m 64 and have an actuarial lifespan of another 19 years. I’ve been studying how to make the best of them. When I look around at my male peers, they aren’…

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