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    Vote for Seth

    Sunday, May 15th, 2005

    My nephew Seth was nominated for the “coolest hat” photo contest in American Baby magazine. Cast up to five votes here.

    Breakfast in bed

    Sunday, May 15th, 2005

    Judah awoke this morning around 8:30. Mom and I weren’t ready to wake up fully, so I laid down with him on the couch as he watched Caillou. Predictably I dozed until Judah gently shook me saying, “Come into the kitchen. I have a surprise for you.” “Yikes,” I thought. Kitchen surprises usually backfire, but [...]

    Under the Overpass

    Friday, May 13th, 2005

    Judah with Grandma and Grandpa on Grandpa’s Harley. More pics here. Pictures are courtesy of Michael Mowery, a world-class photographer and great friend. Email him for your next photo gig: mike at michaelmowery dot com.

    UYWI – speaker schedule

    Friday, May 13th, 2005

    If you’re in LA next week, check out the Urban Youth Workers Institute. Elective: What Would Jay-Z Do? Engaging the Culture Friday, May 20, 2005, Time: 2:00 PM – 3:15 PM In the last thirty years hip hop has revolutionized pop culture while evangelical Christianity has created an insular subculture. How have self-proclaimed “controversies” like [...]

    Hope springs eternal

    Thursday, May 12th, 2005

    “The Crusade’s investment allowed us to create a prototype for how to strategically engage youth culture for Christ that can be implemented outside of the context of this particular event. … Accordingly, we expect that He will use the Get Real message, comic, music, and website, even more effectively than how we first imagined.” For [...]

    If there’s room at Hip-Hop’s table …

    Thursday, May 12th, 2005

    for violinists and reggae can embrace a Hasidic Jew, why do some evangelicals still resent Gospel Hip-Hop?

    Hip Hop prophets

    Thursday, May 12th, 2005

    From Jesus and the Hip Hop Prophets, by John Teter and Alex Gee (IVP, 2003): “The biographies of Jesus … include a story about three astrologers…. They were the first ones to figure out what God was up to, beacuse God wanted them on the inside. God could have communicated with them any way…. But [...]

    Response to MK re. ANKOC

    Wednesday, May 11th, 2005

    Note to anyone not named Matt Kruse or Bob Campbell: Feel free to eavesdrop on our conversation about Brian McLaren’s A New Kind of Christian and comment. MK: J, here’s my initial salvo on the book. [Caveats.] Me: You said a mouthful for an initial salvo. Can’t wait for the sequel. MK: What I liked: [...]

    Faith like a child

    Wednesday, May 11th, 2005

    I’ve written several times about my son, the incomparable Judah Jeremy. I love his faith and spiritual sensibilities (among everything else about him!). Judah has been faithfully praying at home, before bed (and periodically at random times during the day) for Samuel C. just about every day since Sam’s leukemia diagnosis last summer. Judah started [...]

    The Gospel according to Neo

    Wednesday, May 11th, 2005

    Church planter Matt Kruse started a blog last month. Yesterday’s post was so “postmodern”: “We preached Jesus from a movie with guns and helicopters smashing into buildings, but everyone trusted me enough and is thinking missionally enough to go with it.” His church, Edgeworth, is also launching an innovative, web-based outreach this weekend at a [...]

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