I was put onto this singer/songwriter, Amos Lee, by good friend Michael Ackerman, along with amazing bands like Death Cab For Cutie and City And Color. He’s a mix of acoustic music with a touch of R & B. While I initially thought he wasn’t
I’m interested if anyone has read this book, and your response. I’m appreciating the language he uses so far, and the endorsement perspectives. Amazon.com: Soul Graffiti: Making a Life in the Way of Jesus: Books: Mark Scandrette
A quote on leadership that I believe brings renewal to the more micromaniacal ways we tend to try to build great things: Antoine de St. Exupery’s Wisdom of the Sands: Spiritual Science (University of Chicago Press, 1979; originally published as Citadelle, 1948): “If you want
Further to a new category of posts called Creational Theology, this article on an exploding Supernova furthers our ideas about God that can be gained from watching, listening and tasting creation in rambunctious action. In our Institute course work, we seek to counter some of
I try to take morning walks every day for an hour, listening to music that stirs me and mingling exercise with the pleasure of walking places within – toward which only good music can take you. This morning’s walk was along a lonely stretch of
