FORGIVE UNREASONABLY. LOVE FEROCIOUSLY.
The year is coming to an end. December is in a few days, then it'll be 2019. This year, I did a lot of big, bold things. I also did a lot of small, seemingly unimportant things. Seemingly unimportant but just as significant. It's the things we don't find on social media because who wants [...]
"I refuse to live a life that has already been lived, to be a story already told." The Last Arrow by Erwin McManus is a passionate reminder that each moment we have is not just precious but purposed. The temporary is laced with the eternal through our decisions. Many of us live avoiding death. That's [...]
This trip was really significant. But more on that later. The country first: I had the privilege to visit Sri Lanka last week for a friend's wedding and I have to say I was not disappointed. The people are the kindest, food is tasty, streets are clean, desserts are amazing and everyone sure knows how [...]
"I have come that you may have life to its fullest measure." That's a pretty bold statement for anyone to make, yet that is the very promise Jesus gives us. I gotta be honest. I don't always see that manifesting. I'm moved visually, so when I see suffering, I'm moved to doubt. In contrast when [...]
On the way home from my uncle's 60th birthday, we passed by a huge plot of land with unfinished buildings. They were there as long as I can remember and I've always thought they really grunge-d up our neighbourhood. Not in a good way. "The contractors had some issues with the developers and as a [...]
This article is heavily drawn from Pastor Craig Groeschel's Leadership Podcast that I frequently stalk stumble upon. You can listen to him here. 1. UNPREDICTABLE leaders produces: hesitant followers You never know what they’re going to do next. Since you don’t know what to expect, you inevitably become hesitant, fearful, and tentative. It’s impossible for the [...]
Humans for some reason take twice as long to grow up as compared to other mammals. Giraffes pop out and 4 years later they're drinking and voting. But human babies take at least 18 years before they can be considered mature by society. That, however, does not stop them from wanting to do the things [...]
