How do you start a movement?
Christianity, when it looks as God intended, looks like a movement. At its outset, it resembled a starfish - cut off an arm and a new one grows in its...
Christianity, when it looks as God intended, looks like a movement. At its outset, it resembled a starfish - cut off an arm and a new one grows in its...
Yesterday I outlined a few principles of organic open-source movements. A few of us feel that this next generation is ready for one. They are hungeri...
Max Depree in his wonderful little book, Leadership is an Art, asks this provocative question: What makes you weep? This post yesterday from my son, S...
A year and a half ago, I posted a blog about God raising people from the dead. It was one of those blogs that got an inordinate amount of traffic. It'...
This is the third blog about the vicarious pain that my son, Seth, and his team are going thru in the Philippines. We all need to get to brokenness if...
I have several married men and about five young men whom I disciple - Jeff Goins is one. (Incidentally - I count on them to seek me out - I can't trac...
Let me tell you about my daughter, Leah. She's our youngest child. She turns 18 this week and we're celebrating her life. Yesterday, dressed to kill, ...
By now you've seen the news reports - the YWAM shooter, Matthew Murray, was kicked out of a missionary training program five years ago for strange beh...
Henry Nouwen says, "Those who are marginal in the world are central in the Church, and that is how it is supposed to be! "Thus, we are called a...
I met Richard Rohr at a retreat center in Atlanta for an extended conversation in 2006. I'd read a few of his books and found his insights profound. M...