Welcome back. My dad was born in the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua, in a town called Bluefields. The people there, called Miskitos are of a dark, roasted, tough, bright complexion, darker than the Mestizos (mixture of Spanish and native ‘indian’) of Managua. I am a mixture of Miskito and Mestizo (on my mom’s side). I […]

Welcome back. Inspired by David at Revolution, I’ll write a review of my time at Mosaic Church at their Culver City site last Sunday (they meet in 5 different locations). Erwin McManus is the lead pastor, and his brother Alex is the executive like pastor. Alex has a blog and it’s an amazing leadership blog

Welcome back. Inspired by David at Revolution, I’ll write a review of my time at Mosaic Church at their Culver City site last Sunday (they meet in 5 different locations). Erwin McManus is the lead pastor, and his brother Alex is the executive like pastor. Alex has a blog and it’s an amazing leadership blog

Mother’s Day without my second mother abuelita Amanda, tough day. Lots of great things today nonetheless, celebrating Rachelle who is an awesome woman and mother. Still, my stomach is upside down and I feel emotionally spent. Lord, you are my Rock and the ‘lifter of my head’. Lift me up Lord. Psalm 3:Interlude 3 But

Mother’s Day without my second mother abuelita Amanda, tough day. Lots of great things today nonetheless, celebrating Rachelle who is an awesome woman and mother. Still, my stomach is upside down and I feel emotionally spent. Lord, you are my Rock and the ‘lifter of my head’. Lift me up Lord. Psalm 3:Interlude 3 But

It was great to have Tina come over today and have our children play while her and Rachelle spent time catching up.

It was great to have Tina come over today and have our children play while her and Rachelle spent time catching up.

Welcome back. So I’m on the last two chapters (of 20) of Don Miller’s book “Blue Like Jazz.” ©2003 and it’s sort of combination of Douglas Copeland’s “Life After God,” and McLaren’s “A New Kind of Christian.” Pretty amazing book. Honest, raw, without resolution and as the author himself writes, ‘ “I guess I’m not

Want to hear a well argued critique (and response) on the Emerging Church, Brian McLaren, postmodernity and the church, etc? Read the post: TallSkinnyKiwi: Horton on Emerging Church, and look for the links to the interviews on MP3’s. Ex: “Theology does not matter, what matters is Christ like living.” Do you agree with this statement?

Welcome back. So I’m on the last two chapters (of 20) of Don Miller’s book “Blue Like Jazz.” ©2003 and it’s sort of combination of Douglas Copeland’s “Life After God,” and McLaren’s “A New Kind of Christian.” Pretty amazing book. Honest, raw, without resolution and as the author himself writes, ‘ “I guess I’m not