My Mom's Technicolor Life
My mom, Jean Barnes, died on June 30, 2025, at 91 years old, after a long, scrappy fight with dementia. She was a live wire, living a great story from...
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My mom, Jean Barnes, died on June 30, 2025, at 91 years old, after a long, scrappy fight with dementia. She was a live wire, living a great story from...
God has a heart for the world. The Bible says, "He is not willing that any should perish." And so, he has drafted those of us who have chosen...
20 years ago, the ministry I serve with, Adventures.org, pioneered a new way of communicating God's stories from around the globe. We built a blog sit...
The path forward seemed so hard. My dream was to start Adventures.org, but it seemed impossible. Karen was pregnant with our fifth child (Talia, o...
Although a lot of voters are in post-election mourning, most of us are at least thrilled to get the election over with. Both candidates saw the co...
Two years ago, just months after returning from his World Race, Colin Sullivan had a fatal accident on a motorcycle. Colin was an amazing youn...
Hurricane Ian - over 100 dead and $100B in private insurance claims. One of the worst natural disasters of our lifetimes. People who lost their...
I remember the first day I hiked the Camino de Santiago nearly 10 years ago. It was early in May - the air was crisp as we set out on the path. ...
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 a...
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...
