Remembering the Poor
There’s a passage in Galatians 2 that has always intrigued me, so this week I’m going to share three posts on the topic. This is from The Message translation of the Apostle Paul’s letter: “Recognizing…
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The English: A Portrait of a People
It’s rare for me to post a book review on this main page, in part because it is sent to all subscribers of the blog and I don’t want to pester them with all the…
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Surreal London
The family roots trip included a stay in London. Jedd, Kevin and I did the usual things like the British Museum, Westminster, and so forth, but it was much more than just that. There were…
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Prayer in Oxford
My previous post about Aldingbourne mentioned that Pete Greig picked us up at the airport. Â Pete is the accidental founder of 24-7 Prayer. Â I love the idea of being an accidental founder … it’s much…
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Burpham, West Sussex
One of the surprises of our England trip was the tiny village of Burpham. I chose to stay in the Burpham Country House because it was well regarded on tripadvisor.com, but even more importantly it…
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Aldingbourne, West Sussex
Last week I flew to Southern England and had a wonderful time with my son Jedd. This was a roots trip to explore the Goble family history in Southern England. Our research has shown that…
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Freedom Project
The video says it all. Just watch. And respond. By the way, this video might not come through for my subscribers that get this blog by email. Please go to www.junkyardwisdom.com to see it. Stand…
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How Does PathLight Choose Their Students?
It’s a great question. I hear it from donors all the time. “How do you decide which students receive a sponsorship?” Truth is that we have to be selective because we have far more worthy…
