Convinced and humble.
Passionate and kind.
Unique and consistent.
Wise and winsome.
Certain and curious.
Inspiring and patient.
Scared and moving.
Leader and follower.
May we be.
Convinced and humble.
Passionate and kind.
Unique and consistent.
Wise and winsome.
Certain and curious.
Inspiring and patient.
Scared and moving.
Leader and follower.
May we be.
Politics.
Everyone has an opinion.
I do, too.
For temporary power and policy advancement, it seems future moral credibility is being exchanged, with the magnitude of the actual cost only realized when legitimate words to come are summarily deemed irrelevant, and perhaps most tragically, the transcendent, ignored.
That’s too high a price to pay.
Dear 21st-century younger person,
I’m not sure what your Monday looks like, but just a few things to think about:
You don’t have to shock your way out of your childhood.
Getting attention is no replacement for being respected.
You don’t have to evolve to be relevant in the ways that really matter.
Fame and water cooler talk are poor substitutes for the private fulfillment everyone craves.
Right and wrong are real. And either through joy or pain, we realize that both have consequences.
Your kids are going to look for role models one day. Don’t make that a tough search for them.
Nothing can match family, genuine friendship, knowing God loves you, and living on purpose for a cause greater than oneself. Surround yourself with people whose lives reflect this.
And when you’re all alone, like who you’re with.
Today’s a new day. You’re worth more.
Dear Republicans, Democrats, Conservatives, Progressives, Mr. President, and members of Congress, Continue reading
My family and I moved to Maryland in 2008 to start a church.