Big Kingdom, Small Kingdom

This morning at Lighthouse, Jason Arant spoke about the moral universe that we live in. Whatever vantage-point we view the world from, our hearts desire moral living (and equally detest immorality). Justice, peace, generosity, and love are what we hunger for, but …

Addison Faith Chowdhury

Born at 8:06 on January 21st.
She's beautiful, isn't she!

Daughters

Yesterday I found this gallery by Jack Radcliffe on Behance Network. The images are selections from photos of his daughter Alison he's taken over the past 25 years. Take a moment and scroll through the pictures. They're very well done. As you watch Alison through the …

Tragedy

Does anybody really believe reality TV? I watched the tail end of American Idol on Wednesday night. It's the first episodes of the season - you know, the one's where flocks of mediocre vocalist wannabes with too much self-confidence give their all for Simon, Paula, and …

Without a Net

I had the privilege of attending the Theological Summit at Winebrenner on Tuesday. What a great time! For me, there's nothing like diving deep into the waters of God surrounded by people that know how to swim better and hold their breath longer. I was challenged all …

Slice of Heaven

Just reflecting a little bit today on life and all I've got to say is... WHAT A RIDE!!!

Here's what's going on...

• Baby Addison is almost here. This pregnancy has gone by so fast and we can't describe our excitement!
• Ruth and I are more in love than ever. She's beautiful! …

Anonymity

I borrowed the book Anonymous by Alicia Britt Chole from Jason Arant after TJ Reid told me about it. I've already been challenged to see my life and my own identity in a new way. [Oh, by the way, Happy New Year!] In Anonymous, Chole looks at the hidden years of …