When Christianity resembles empire, it's time to hear the Beatitudes again. So we sang them.
Read MoreDreams are wonderful motivators. They are terrible homes.
Read MoreIt was for Joseph. Moses, too. Maybe a timely perspective for your current challenges?
Read More"Practical truth is more likely found at the bottom and the edges than at the top or the center of most groups, institutions, and cultures." (Richard Rohr)
Read More“Jesus was not results driven. He was always focused on the process and never the outward performance. It is inconceivable to think of him reveling in big outcomes for the sake of influence.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
Read More"We live in a world of leveraging - where people use their platforms and their privileges to get places and get things done." (Malcolm du Plessis)
Read MoreThe metaphor influences the way to engage with community.
Read More"Four bible sentiments to consider when collaboration entails negotiating a business agreement." (Malcolm du Plessis)
Read MoreA slogan to breakdown the mechanisms of ‘love’.
Read MoreReflections on the movie, Sinners.
Read More“The book of John describes the incarnated Christ as being full of GRACE and TRUTH. Inextricably intertwined.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
Read MoreHonor your father and your mother so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.
Read MoreThat less visible space, on the outskirts of Christendom, where unconventional and unlikely candidates do life and mission together in less-formal structures.
Read MoreA poem by David Gate.
Read MoreCross-pollination leads to increased fruit yield, size and quality.
Read MoreI was asked this question recently …
Read MoreWill Lee has a way of tapping into universal realities that effect us all.
Read More“I remember a conversation a friend and I had my freshman year in college. We shared a similar Asian-American experience.” (Andrew Huang)
Read More“It does not belong to this year or next ...” (David Gate)
Read More“Calls for unity will not erase complicity.” (Brandi Miller)
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