John the Baptist was not corrupted by the theology of his day. Now that’s big to know.
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From "The Forgotten Ways" section on Chaos
It is remarkable to me that the theologically most fertile parts of the Bible are all, yes all, set in the context of the people of God facing significant danger and chaos. -Alan Hirsch
Global Leadership Summit 2011, Part 2: Leonard A. Schlesinger
(Might have something to do with the fact that I’ve become an entrepreneur in the last year and a lot of what he said was really promising and exciting, vs. the usual song you hear when you are starting your own business that has a repeating chorus singing “you will fail, you will fail, you will fail.”) … I think they would have benefited a lot from just focusing on the next month rather than thinking they had to discover their lifelong vocation at 22.
When you fail at something, like say, running a coffee filled backpack business, you learn something that nobody else knows.Easter Vigil at St. Ben's
Two of my sons and I went to the Easter Vigil with our community. It was good and brought up a lot of great conversation before and afterward- and a couple hilarious statements. I told my 11 year old that I was proud of him for staying awake to the very end, and he said,…
When you fail at something, like say, running a coffee filled backpack business, you learn something that nobody else knows.