This past Sunday Anthony shared this spoken word piece…Anthony is an amazingly thoughtful, young leader. He’ll be heading to New York to continue his professional soccer career.

It’s pathetic that I call myself poetic, reflecting the worldly aesthetic of the alphabet juxtaposed to theories. The allusions of life surpass the optical; philosophical teachings are supposedly [...]

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Brian Mclaren is someone I admire. He is thoughtful and gentle in nature. Spending time together in the Middle East only grew my respect for him and his heart.
He’s my guest blogger today. He’s recently received some heat for some of the things he’s written about Palestine. However, as your read I think you’ll see [...]

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How do you know if things are about to change?
It may not seem better or necessarily bigger but you know it is a significant shift that could dramatically alter the state of your being, the state of your comfort, and a state of what some would consider “success.” It’s a place he may be taking [...]

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In an interview with Time magazine, Obama admitted the peace process “is not where I want it to be… If we had anticipated some of these political problems on both sides earlier, we might not have raised expectations as high” (Al Jazeera English). At a town hall meeting in Tampa days later, he said we [...]

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I’m amazed how Christians can be some of the most brutal people on earth. . . me included by the way. I’m ashamed of things I’ve said or written in the past. I don’t know how many times I’ve deleted emails that were filled with a bit too much venom. I’ve hurt my wife and [...]

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