By Jesse Medina Wrecked was able to interview Kevin Beck, author of This Book Will Change Your World to probe his mind about the theory behind the book. If you haven’t already, be sure to check out the book review. About the Author: Kevin Beck is COO of Presence International. He enjoys living under the … Continue reading Author Interview: Kevin Beck
By Jesse Medina This Book Will Change Your World: How All Things Become New By Kevin Beck A book promises a lot by promising to change your world. Needless to say, this book will do it that is, if you believe what Beck says and let it affect your daily life. The premise of the … Continue reading Book Review: Kevin Beck’s This Book Will Change Your World
By Mariah Secrest When we talk about grace on Sunday morning, we often couch it in sacrosanct sentiment. We gloss over our (or others’) bevy of shortcomings with a wand of detachment, daring only to acquaint ourselves with some vague and perhaps grandiose notion of grace. When we depart into Sunday afternoon traffic, however, the … Continue reading Book Review: Grace is for Sinners by Serena Woods
By Lauren Deville I used to notice and be confused by the fact that so many people’s lives tended to repeat themselves, when, for all intents and purposes, they had nothing to do with it. Each person’s script was different, but they somehow seemed to live that same script over and over again, growing increasingly … Continue reading DVD Review: Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyers
By Mariah Secrest I am not one of those people who decorates for every seasonal theme. I admit there are still Christmas cards and Valentines Day cards pinned up to the bulletin board in the kitchen, even though St. Patricks Day quickly approaches. In honor of the holiday, my cousins wife made ceramic shamrocks with … Continue reading Bluetree: God of This City CD review
By Sarah Freeman India cities are busy. Natives roam the streets buying and selling from vendors while tourists enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of the beautiful country. It was a night, in a city like this, that changed my life forever. Downtown Kolkata is a great place to be. The city is alive from … Continue reading Faceless International in India: Who Are You Stepping Over?
By Sarah Fujimoto In order to redefine culture, one must understand what culture was before. In order to move freely into my future I must understand my past and how it is affecting my present. As I walked recently through the Chinatown area of Philadelphia something felt at home. Being a fourth generation Japanese American, … Continue reading Philadelphia Murals: A cultural lens
By Jeff Goins, Editor Jon Foreman sings for Switchfoot. Personally, I find his music honest and inspiring. I attended a Switchfoot concert awhile ago, and it was one of the most moving worship experiences that I’ve had in awhile. The words to “The Shadow Proves the Sunshine” became my anthem of depravity, my song of … Continue reading Switchfoot’s Jon Foreman on the American Dream
By Jesse Medina Before we launch into a review of Death by Church, I should give you some interesting back story. The book was released on the first day of the new year and at the time, I was visiting family back home in Oregon. Intent on getting my hands on Erre’s latest book as … Continue reading Book Review: Mike Erre’s Death by Church
By Jameson Ketchum WRECKED: How did Veil Arms Clothing get its start and what is the meaning behind the name? VA: Veil Arms originated in 2004 while I (Shawn ) was at a Christian university and my fianc (now wife) was home in Albuquerque, (and we) decided to do designs for some bands. We attempted … Continue reading Veil Arms Clothing