Nope…
I didn't get the job… either of them… and it felt like good news. Somewhere back in June, within a span of thirty minutes, I was presented with the opportunity to work at two distinct organizations (nowhere near San Diego). Either organization would have been a...
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Brave Conversations
It was a beautiful Friday morning to be on the campus of Point Loma Nazarene University. We have been in conversation with the good people with the Center for International Development. Together, we have shared a common desire to serve the poor by pairing our good...
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Earning Admission
Outrageous. That seems to be the most popular term to describe the college admissions cheating scandal that took over the news last week. Condemning wealthy and powerful parents who illegally engineered their children’s road to elite schools is easy. But are we...
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Exploring Common Practices
How will the Church in the 21st century “equip the saints for works of service” (Eph. 4:12) for the vast challenges we face in the world today?
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Following Through Fear
I was obedient in the strictest sense of the word, but that obedience looked less like obligation and more like trust.
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Wisdom Takes Flight
Rather than allowing envy to suck the joy from my life, I can embrace the path that my good, loving Creator fashioned uniquely for me.
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The Praxis Course – Redemptive Entrepreneurship Aug 2018
Good News! We are ramping up another offering of The Praxis Course! Here is your chance to harness your entrepreneurial gifts in ways that advance God's redemptive purposes in the world. Are you an entrepreneur or professional, the sort of person that loves taking on...
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Stealing From Myself
Rather than allowing envy to suck the joy from my life, I can embrace the path that my good, loving Creator fashioned uniquely for me.
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A New Heart
Much has been said and written (including by me!) about the ways churches need to change in order to be the church we are called to be in the world as it is today. Over the past several decades, we’ve used all kinds of adjectives to describe what the church should be...
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