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How Porn Helped My Church Mature
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How Porn Helped My Church Mature

Not far from my elementary school, my friend unfolded the pages of a magazine. For the first time, my eyes gazed Playboy. Shortly afterward, the internet gained popularity. And before I even understood the concept of addiction, I developed an… Read On
Published May 21, 2018
Five Ways My Faith Has Grown as an Entrepreneur
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Five Ways My Faith Has Grown as an Entrepreneur

I never dreamed of being an entrepreneur. Yet God has walked alongside me as I gained experience and explored my gifting. And over the years, God has taught me some of the most valuable lessons through the lens of being a small business owner. The… Read On
Published April 16, 2018
Karaoke Courage: Lessons from Open Mic Night
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Karaoke Courage: Lessons from Open Mic Night

“Courage is like — it’s a habitus, a habit, a virtue: You get it by courageous acts. It’s like you learn to swim by swimming. You learn courage by couraging.” Mary Daly (via Brene Brown’s The Gifts of Imperfection) There are images you… Read On
Published March 13, 2018
Five False Narratives Driving Your Decisions — And How to Defy Them
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Five False Narratives Driving Your Decisions — And How to Defy Them

The other day I asked my six-year-old daughter what I assumed was a simple question — “Where do you want to go get ice cream?” There are two great options in town, and I wanted to let her make the final decision. Instead of the enthusiastic… Read On
Published December 10, 2017
A Promise of Hope: How Christ-Followers are Coming Alongside Victims of Sex Trafficking
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A Promise of Hope: How Christ-Followers are Coming Alongside Victims of Sex Trafficking

“I need help.” Those three words were all I had the courage to type. For several years, church ladies had been coming to the club where I worked. I had become friends with the church ladies. And in desperation, I texted them a call for help. I… Read On
Published December 4, 2017
Our Call to Church Planting
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Our Call to Church Planting

After two years in a former steakhouse, our CrossRoads church plant in Salina, Kansas, purchased the largest bar in the city and converted it into a house of worship. Taking advantage of a natural divide in the building, we used about two-thirds for… Read On
Published November 10, 2017
The Habit of Neighboring
Culture & Perspectives + Impact

The Habit of Neighboring

A few years ago, we discovered our house had a drainage problem. We learned that if nothing was done we’d have some serious structural problems. With little money and even less knowledge, my wife and I watched a couple of YouTube videos and… Read On
Published October 6, 2017
Celebrating Women in Ministry Leadership
Culture & Perspectives + Impact

Celebrating Women in Ministry Leadership

At 10 years old, I found myself in a small, crowded living room in Northern Ireland — the gathering place of the Bible club of a growing church plant. Whether or not a formal preacher, the woman leading taught Scripture. And at the end of the… Read On
Published August 25, 2017
Downward Mobility
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Downward Mobility

I live in a neighborhood that, to the world outside it, is virtually invisible. Places like my neighborhood in East Dayton are almost never depicted in TV shows or in movies — if they are, they are represented as alien places into which the… Read On
Published July 20, 2017
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