I have a young friend, a student that lives at The Purple Door. This person, by admission, dislikes the unplanned life. As little spontaneity as possible is the rule. Instead, there are lists - lists about everything. Lists of schedules, meals, books to read, graduate schools to consider, everything. This student once told me about [...]
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This post is part of a continuing series. You may want to read my list of disclaimers and intro remarks here, if you haven’t done so already.
Reason #54: Walking backwards
One thing I enjoyed about the recent New Conspirators gathering was that they kept asking the question, “What in the world is God doing?” Sadly, much [...]
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I attended a breakfast meeting this morning, sponsored by the international missions agency of my denomination. Amid all the frustrating things that make me wish I wasn’t part of this denomination, this agency has consistently been one of the brighter lights - I’ve met tons of people that really get the Kingdom of God [...]
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Interesting article over at Fast Company on Mark Zuckerberg, one of the brainy founders of Facebook. Three years ago, he was a 19 year old Harvard sophomore. Today he’s running a company that reportedly turned down an offer from Yahoo! valued at $1 billion. I know from working in a college environment [...]
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