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Passion 2010 // awakening

For the past few days several students from Cornerstone and a few leaders….along with approximately 21, 985 university students from literally all over the world, gathered in Atlanta for one purpose, Jesus. We sang together. We prayed together. We cried together. We were together. Not part of an event, but part of a movement! We [...]

Desiring God // the review

The book was really long and really good. That’s my review. Kidding. Although, for as much as I underlined, I won’t be dropping too many quotes here. There were just too many. But this book is battling with “The Divine Conspiracy” for the most influential book that I have ever read. As far as I’m [...]

sadness // that’s me though

I’m sitting here, one day after celebrating the amazing miracle of Christ, His resurrection, the part that makes the death significant (cause everybody dies, but He was the first to rise from the dead and stay alive), and I’m saddened. Why? Because I read one little thing this morning that frustrated me. Its not so [...]

The Story of Stories // my story is in it

Heard this line recently, “His story is the story of stories.” -Jeremiah Aja. Also this line, “My grandfather was an amazing story teller and could take you to the place he was talking about.” -me. Also this line, “I just love to get to know people’s story.” -Lacey Cadden. When I heard Jeremiah say these [...]

I Am Not

I had the opportunity to preach this past Sunday. The last Sunday of the year. It was quite an honor. Of course, it always is to me. I love every chance I have to speak, but it provides me with a great deal of anxiety. When you only have the opportunity to do something every [...]

missed opportunity…part last

I didn’t get any votes really. Apparently everyone missed the opportunity. Here is my response, however, on why we keep our mouths shut when there is a perfect opportunity to speak to someone. We believe that our glory is more important than His. Argue with me if you will, but every excuse is wrapped up [...]