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[...] For as long as I can remember I’ve loved the work of Vincent Van Gogh. In college I had a couple of his paintings hung in my cramped little freshman dwelling – [...]

Let’s be honest, while there are some good reasons for leaving a church, there are a lot more bad ones. As a pastor, I hear some of them every now a [...]

Like many in my generation, I’ve done some moving around and with each new move I’ve had to begin the difficult process of searching for a new chu [...]

[...] Right now I’m looking at mohawks, blue hair, purple hair, gray hair, weaves, flatbills, tattoos, nose rings, lip rings, suits and camou. Man, [...]

[...] than authenticity, and I’ll tell you why: This generation has a finely tuned “BS Detector.” They are scarily adept at being able to discern what is authentic and what is not. [...]

[...] freshman dwelling – his Cafe Terrace at Night displayed prominently between Pearl Jam and Dave Matthews posters. There is just something about the rich color and [...]

If you’ve ever found yourself betrayed, let down, or hurt by religious people or their leaders, you’ve probably experienced your own fair share of [...]

[...] short life. Paperboy. Car wash attendant. Lawnmower. Dry waller. Waiter. Umpire. Commercial Christmas light hanger. Seat belt use surveyor. Professional lab rat. But perhaps my favorite odd job of [...]

[...] from the backseat, “OH COME ON! YOU ARE A HORRIBLE DRIVER!…right, Dad?” Being a parent is a humbling endeavor, isn’t it? It […] [...]

[...] . Dry waller. Waiter. Umpire. Commercial Christmas light hanger. Seat belt use surveyor. Professional lab rat. But perhaps my favorite odd job of all time was that of bartender. I was a pastor by day [...]

[...] people, many of whom dream of doing something significant with their lives. To quote the late Steve Jobs, they long to make a dent in the universe. They want their life to matter. I love getting to [...]