A Story of Radical Forgiveness: The Unabomber
I discovered a remarkable story of reconciliation the other day involving the Unabomber’s brother and one of the Unabomber’s targets. “If Gary Wright wanted nothing to do with [...]
Happiness in a Falling Economy
My wonderful wife, Debbie, wrote such a great post about enjoying life when you don’t have all you wish you had. Her honest thoughts on our smaller house in the middle of L.A. County seem [...]
People for the Ethical Treatment of People
Tonight I had an amazing opportunity to go with Erwin to an event in support of Proposition 2 sponsored by The Humane Society of the United States. Proposition 2 calls for the end of crating or [...]
The Funniest 7 Minutes of Your Day
The Flight of the Conchords’ Jenny, a song not featured in Season One.
Greed: Our Economic Crisis
In the midst of my late night television viewing last evening (which was the result of either jet lag or excitement about the Dodgers clinching the National League West), I watched political [...]
One Man Who Took Down United
In the midst of the economic crisis, I discovered an article which described an incident which reminds us of the power of one person and our interconnectedness. Google inadvertantly included an [...]
The Voice: Malachi
I am excited to be a part of The Voice. What intrigued me about this project was the fact that Chris Seay and his team were attempting to find authors/artists/pastors to represent a particular [...]
Manila Adventures
Neil Nakamoto and I just returned from an amazing trip to the Philippines with our friends from South City Church. We had a fantastic time getting to the pastors, elders, life group leaders, and [...]
“The Art of Woo” at the Next Wave
Recently my article “The Art of Woo” was featured at Next Wave. If you haven’t read this already: take a look here. If you have, you can go back and vote for the article. [...]