2012 July 30

What’s Holiness? (Excerpt from Why Holiness Matters)

My book releases this Wednesday so I thought I’d pass along an excerpt from it. If you’re in Portland, come out to my book release party this Wednesday night (info here). I’ll be announcing a special offer for purchasing the book on Wednesday as well, so if you’re on the fence about spending the money, [...]


2012 July 26

Creative Theology: An Interview with Author Sam Mahlstadt

I’m excited to share a discussion I recently had with Sam Mahlstadt, the author of Creative Theology, a book I really enjoyed. Christian culture has put a huge emphasis toward artistic expression and the importance of creativity within the church, but what Sam does in this book is create an under-girding theological understanding for why [...]


2012 July 24

The Great Curse of This Age

I appreciate Luke’s account of Jesus clearing the temple in Luke 19. It’s a key event that, in the chronology of Luke, comes right after what is known as The Triumphal Entry, or Palm Sunday, just as the Passover week is beginning. Luke’s account of Jesus’ message is clear… When money becomes a focal point [...]


2012 July 20

Book Dedication

Being that most book dedications are typically short, you would think that writing one for my upcoming book would have been the easiest page of the entire thing to write. But, it wasn’t. I spent hours toiling over it. And I couldn’t figure out who or what to dedicate the book to. But then, one [...]

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2012 July 17

Give Up Your Refrigerator Rights

We’ve all heard the importance of living by the mantra of “People Over Projects.” People and relationships are the marrow of life that all of our lives should be working toward building, growing, and connecting to. I would imagine many of you are like me though, in that you are task-driven, and get fulfillment about [...]


2012 July 12

You Have to Go Through the Fire

The day after the Miami Heat won the NBA Finals I listened to Shane Battier talk on the radio about why his team (Miami) won and their why their opponents, Oklahoma City, did not. And his answer honestly shocked me. I expected him to say that they had better strategy, or better coaching, or they [...]


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