Missions
I’m looking forward to Antioch tomorrow as we’ve got our friend Alex Mutagubya from Uganda teaching again as well as several updates on Antioch Missions. Should be fun!
It’s Live!!
For everyone who has been waiting for a world class online giving platform from which to set up recurring giving at Antioch, track year to date donations and just about everything else but drive your car — your wait is over!! The new Antioch Online Giving Platform is now live! Check it out by clicking
Antioch Internship 2011
There are lots of applications coming in from all over the country for the Antioch Summer Internship and Brandon hasn’t even hit California yet! It’s pretty cool to see how the word has gone viral. If you or someone you know is interested in the Summer Intern program for 2011 they’d better get their application
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anti-trafficking
When I was in Cambodia, I was able to meet a young girl who represented everything good in this world (her picture is below.) Joy, hope, happiness, purity and life. Even though she has suffered much and is an orphan, she has a spark that is unmistakable. In Phnom Penh, the capital city, I witnessed
Luke 6:30
Give to everyone who asks of you, and whoever takes away what is yours, do not demand it back.
On Justice
This answer of Wolterstorff at Redux, if you really grasp the importance of it, could literally change your life.
Wolterstorff at Redux
Check out the dozen videos of Dr. Wolterstorff answering questions at Redux this past Sunday by clicking here. Below is pretty killer explanation on the relationship between Love and Justice.
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Wolterstorff
Dr. Nicholas Wolterstorff was up in Bend as the keynote speaker at the Justice Conference and popped over to Antioch yesterday morning. I thought he saved his best for last – this message from yesterday is the shortest, best, most thorough and biblical explanation of Justice I’ve heard. Pretty cool stuff!!
The Best Part
So… I’ve decided, for me, the best part of the conference this past weekend was seeing so many people shine. There were literally a hundred volunteers – from parking to registration to food service to art to music to poetry and on and on. So many people using their time, energy and talents to bless
