Dan Sullivan is an SEO specialist based in Evansville, Indiana, a full-stack marketer, a pastor, a dad, and a husband.
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"Are We There Yet?"
I don’t want you to get to heaven and ask the question, “are we there yet?” I want you to have lived the life in this community that you tasted it and touched it and felt it and were a part of it all the time. -Rick McKinley, Imago Dei Church
Of Fish, Fishing, and Jesus
Give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he’ll eat forever. it is a saying, but is it really true? It seems wise, but what did Jesus do in response to this kind of ‘wisdom?’ the answer may be more troubling than we like…
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.Quote, I Think from Ragamuffin Gospel?
He who is alone with his sins is utterly alone. it may be that Christians, not withstanding corporate worship, common prayer, and all their fellowship in service, may still be left to their loneliness. The final breakthrough to fellowship does not occur because, though they have fellowship with one another as believers and as devout…
Huffing Diesel Fumes
Like a long clean drug addict, knowing full well they were not the best days, a nerves of steel encounter with a city bus leaves me nostalgic for the adrenaline-mandatory days of going to work in Dushanbe.
N.T. Wright on Jesus and His Parables
Jesus didn’t tell parables to provide friendly little illustrations of abstract theology. He told parables because what he was doing was so different, so explosive, and so dangerous, that the only way he could talk about it was to use stories. N.T. Wright, Lent for Everyone, Commentary on Matthew 17 as I read it on…


When you fail at something, like say, running a coffee filled backpack business, you learn something that nobody else knows.