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Monday Morning from Wicker Park
It’s Monday morning and I’m kickin’ it at Filter in Wicker Park (I love WP btw). My eyes are tired and my body is moving SLOW. Looking forward to meeting up with Ben Arment and Jarrett & Jeanne...
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Prayers of The Saints
About three or four years ago, I began reading and studying the lives of many of the great forefathers, foremothers, leaders, and saints of the church. People like Blaise Pascal, Thomas Merton,...
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Prayer of St. Francis
Here is the Prayer of St. Francis in its entirety: Lord, make me an instrument of your peace; where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon: where there is doubt, faith; where...
View ArticleTRUST…in the slow work of GOD
I saw this on Ian Cron’s blog a couple of days ago and thought it was so fitting, especially in light of my “Becoming” post from a few days ago. It’s a prayer from the Jesuit, Fr Teihard de Chardin....
View ArticleButt Naked On The JumboTron
Growing up, the idea of “God as Judge” always worried me…no…actually, it scared the daylights out of me. All I could ever picture was one day standing butt-naked and full of shame before The Creator...
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Leaving Church Part 3 (To those showing up at the new church)
This is the third and final post on the topic of leaving a church. Part 1 was for my pastor colleagues. Part two was for those who are considering leaving a church. This post is what I’d say to...
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…just the custodian.
Ran across a gem of an article on my flight back from Portland last week. It’s from the Dec/Jan issue of Fast Company and it’s about the Italian designer, Brunello Cucinelli and the good he’s doing...
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Thank You Brennan Manning
I owe a debt of gratitude to Brennan Manning. A few years ago I started diving into a few of Brennan’s writings which started me on a journey that continues to challenge and transform my way of...
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