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Dedication
Lost in all the craziness of the last week was a beautiful moment we were able to participate in on Sunday (a week ago, which feels like a million years past now). We dedicated Marina at REUNION (our...
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It’s Been A Good Year #sojourncollegiateministry
Proud of our students…this is only the tip of an iceberg of awesome.
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Great Kids, Post-Christian Cities, Vocational Schooling, Blogging Sucks, and...
Parents of Great Kids do this well Barna has a new “post-christian” poll and once again the Northeast dominates the list (Boston #7) A case for vocational schooling I totally agree with this writer’s...
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Bruno Mars on Wilding Out
Reflecting on his wild years: “You begin to lose yourself, you know…a lot of men think the more women they get, the better. But…you lose a piece of yourself with every time you do that. If you are out...
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S’moresgasboard #sojournbu
Is there a better way to end the year than eating a ridiculous amount of extreme s’mores?
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5 Things I’ve Learned From 4 Years in Collegiate Ministry in Boston
The end of this semester marks the end of my fourth year on staff with Sojourn Collegiate Ministry. Crazy to think about! I’m sure in another four years this list will transform, but at this point here...
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The Commodification of Everything #quotes
“The family has long been a haven in a heartless world, the one place immune to market forces and economic calculations, where the personal, the private, and the emotional hold sway. Yet, that is no...
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Thank You Dallas Willard
The great Dallas Willard passed away yesterday and Jesus followers all over the world mourn the loss of one of Christendom’s greatest minds. It has long been my contention that much of what we see...
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Peterson on Morality
“The Christian life does not start with moral behavior. We don’t become good in order to get God…moral behavior provides forms for maturing in a resurrection life. Moral acts are art forms for...
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Some Thoughts on Collaboration
When I hear the word “collaboration” I tend to break out in a rash. Collaboration conjures up horrible group project assignments from high school and college where I ended up doing all the work and...
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Friends
Love sharing life with students…thanks aleyda and jasmine for hanging out with amy and marina yesterday!
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DIG!
Great start last night to SojournBoston’s summer gathering, which we like to call DIG.
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Preview of Coming Attractions
planning, scheming, praying, and writing. welcome to summer with sojourn…
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Managing rest, Shifts in Poverty, and How to be more like Jennifer Lawrence
Donald Miller on how to manage rest time and the introverted need to be “off” Poor moving out of cities an into suburbs How to be more like Jennifer Lawrence and less like Anne Hathaway in your...
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Bono, Grace, Barna, Mornings, and JSF #links
Bono on why he is banking on Grace over Karma Speaking of Grace, here’s a great post/resource on the best of gifts Barna continues to pump out fascinating information on the Hispanic population I’ve...
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Summer Reading
I wholeheartedly endorse The Fault In Our Stars. If you read only one book this summer, let it be this one. I will say no more, so as not to spoil it for you…just read it!
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Father’s Day
I hope to post some thoughts on fatherhood this week, but for now I want to say that I had an incredibly blessed first father’s day weekend. Saturday night, which was one of the best weather days I can...
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Fathers/Daughters (Father’s Day, Part II)
I have been a father for over 9 months now and I love it. There are so many things to say about parenthood and how it is shaping me, challenging me, growing me. It’s a long list, and I have more to say...
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