By Jeff Goins, Editor Jason Gray is a singer and songwriter. We recently met Jason and had a conversation with him about brokenness in the Church. Throughout the interview, he shared some thoughts on life, personal weakness, and social issues. Though a profound thinker, the most impacting aspect of his character when we met him … Continue reading Jason Gray and Social Justice
By Jimmy Rintjema Part one of a two-part tale of adventure: There is something, it seems, that makes certain days different than others. Every once in a while, the wind blows in a strange direction and the sky seems to be a slightly different colour blue. So it was on that sunny day in March. … Continue reading Skinny People: Biking through San Francisco
By Jeff Goins, Editor Life for Wayne Elsey is simple. As the President of Kodiak-Terra USA, Inc. and founder of non-profit charity organization Soles4Souls, he does not live a slow lifestyle, but it is, essentially, a simple one. He gets shoes and gives them away. In the aftermath of the 2004 tsunami that hit Southeast … Continue reading Soles4Souls: Wayne Elsey and the simplicity of shoes
By Jimmy Rintjema Part two continued from Part One of Biking through San Francisco: We biked downhill through Sausalito and on to the Muir Woods Forest, the site of the world famous behemoth redwood trees. As we continued on the bike trail, the rain began to pour once again. Not to be phased this time, … Continue reading Skinny People, Pt. 2: Biking through San Francisco
By Sarae Martin As I pulled into McDonald’s, I saw a pile of suitcases. Obviously, those of a homeless person. My thought went to where they would spend the night when it was zero degrees outside. I looked up and there in the window with more suitcases was a woman in her sixties, homeless. I … Continue reading Radical Living