“Walk in wisdom toward those who are outside, redeeming the time. Let your speech always be with grace, seasoned with salt, that you may know how you ought to answer each one.” (Colossians 4:5-6) The assumption in the plethora of 20th century evangelism campaigns, and methods developed in Evangelical church circles tended toward a one-size-fits-all … More God is NOT one-size-fits-all
What if I told you that I could take you to places, people and events, where openness to discussing God and spirituality were the norm and not the exception? Most Evangelical Christians would not believe this, because we have somehow been persuaded to believe that our world is hardened against God. After 15+ years of … More A World of Openness: UK Outreach 2015
This Lamentin’ Lenten Psalms of Lament: Psalms 3-7 During the Lenten days we are called to prayerful consideration and evaluation of our own lives. Perhaps we too quickly consider this activity to always be a passive and peaceful activity. Yet, the Psalms show another meditation, which carries a passionate cry for help and for deliverance … More This Lamentin’ Lenten (part 1): Psalms of Lament – Psalms 3-7
New Year’s Eve went off without a hitch. The interactive art we have been doing at Burning Man came to salem with a simple little 24 wooden pallet circle, which acted as a living New Year’s resolution board. Check out the video on The Gathering news page. Thanks to John Andrews of Social Palates for the … More The Palette of Your Life in action
When things change for what is perceived as “the worse”, when the loss of something comes upon us, we are left with the uncomfortable sense of transience, and perhaps even of failure. But really, you don’t have to pull your hair out. I sometimes strangely make people even more uncomfortable (I suppose I comfort some others) … More These uncomfortable seasons of change
