By Jeff Goins, Editor What the God is billed as a community for curious Christians. Launched on March 15, 2010 the community at What the God is invited to explore their deepest darkest questions about God, life, the Bible and everything in between – but in a light-hearted and humorous fashion. Authors Jesse Medina (whom … Continue reading What the God Authors: Interview with Jesse Medina and AJ Teaters
By Karen Swank I almost walked out of church today, at the beginning of the sermon. Ever done that? Walked out of church, I mean? I haven’t. Though, there have been a number of times over the years that I “almost” have. My overwhelming desire to vacate the premises quickly usually happens amidst what I … Continue reading Better Questions than Answers
By Sarah Fujimoto I love creating new things from old things. Fancy term in fashion world, recycled couture isn’t something new, but there is always a way to polish up an old idea and name it something chic. It’s both the thrill of what this old T-shirt could become, as well as the creative process … Continue reading Recycled Couture: Creating New From Old
By Tim Chermak Wrecked recently had the chance to interrogate Bruce Nuffer of The House Studio concerning their new book 180: Stories of People Who Changed Their Lives by Changing Their Minds. What initially caused you to consider pursuing a project like 180? We always create products that we personally want to use. In this … Continue reading Interview with Bruce Nuffer: Exploring the 180 Project
By Tom Davis Today, we met a psychologist to girls who have been rescued from the sex trade. As we walk down the street, she tells us that she has a “surprise” waiting at our destination. I’m up for surprises. In fact, I kind of flow with them. The day is clear, a slight breeze … Continue reading Facing the Sex Trade in Moldova
By Joshua Maisner From a mission team in Haiti: Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? -Matthew 6:26 Many people wonder if God still speaks to us, or if … Continue reading God Speaks In Haiti
By Jeff Goins, Editor When I was in first grade, I had a bully named Teddy. Yes, that’s right, Teddy. It doesn’t exactly conjure fear and intimidation, does it? (More like cute and cuddly…) And quite frankly, he looked like a “Teddy.” But Teddy had a friend. A bodyguard, if you will. I can’t remember … Continue reading Bullies, Nonviolence, and Jesus
By Carole Turner Casey first came around the Baton Rouge Dream Center over three years ago when she was homeless, 15 years old and pregnant. At the time all we really had to offer her was referrals to shelters and unwed mothers homes, some free clothes, groceries, a few free meals and some toiletries… and … Continue reading Dream with Her: Seeing the Homeless Succeed
By Tim Chermak In pop culture, it’s cool to explore your spirituality, escape religion, and search for God — it’s not cool to find him. It’s definitely not cool to tell people once you do. In a spiritual age that celebrates authenticity over assurance, it seems that questions are the new answers. Rather than embracing … Continue reading Like a Boomerang: The Dark Night of the Soul
By Caitlin Woodward I meandered through the crowd of middle-schoolers. Just tall enough to look over the crowd I browsed the adolescent excitement that bubbled in the crowded concert hall. The music was loud and thumping as Me in Motion joined the band Red on tour. I propped myself in the balcony with the rest … Continue reading Love God, Love Others: A Me In Motion Review