If you had the above license plate on your car, people would probably make some assumptions about you. They might assume that… You still live in your mother’s basement. Your fingers are permanently stained Cheetos orange. You took your cousin to the senior prom. Your skin color is best described as translucent. You feel likeRead more
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@Jonnymainstage (I would have linked to his Twitter page but I’m posting this from my phone) tweeted this thought about Catalyst West: “Are conferences just the spiritual high for adults? Like the spiritual mountain high for the youth?” I’ve spent a lot of time at youth camps and have seen a lot of emotional andRead more
I’m spending this week at Catalyst West. It’s a Christian conference for next generation leaders. Conferences like this feel a lot like junior high because they always remind of how nerdy and uncool I really am. Here are a few reasons why. I have lame hair. There are a lot of people with much coolerRead more
I watched a lot of movies on TV when I was younger. Looking back, though, I shouldn’t have been watching a lot of those movies. There was a lot of adult content that went way over my head even though the movies were nourishing my young, nerd soul. Here are some of those movies. SpaceballsRead more
I came up with some potential excuses for not listening to Christian music. Some people, though, might have a hard time understanding why a list like that even exists. There are people so committed to contemporary Christian music that they are like a horse with blinders on. They have tunnel vision and the bright, shiningRead more
The Internet can be a very ugly place. On Saturday, Justin Taylor posted to his blog about Rob Bell’s movement into universalism. The post centered on thoughts about Bell’s new book Love Wins: Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived. Taylor reflected on some chapters that he’d read and on aRead more