Learning From the Sin of Sodom

A friend of mine recently sent me a link to this article by NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, Learning From the Sin of Sodom. The article includes quotes from the head of World Vision, Richard Stearns book, “The Hole in Our Gospel” and other insights from columnist Nichols Kristof.

Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces

The thought of “finding beauty in negative spaces” intrigues me as a visual artist, a model sinner in need of big scoops of grace, and as an average everyday person – if there is such a thing.

Silence is the Real Crime Against Humanity

What a disturbing yet beautiful quote, “Silence is the real crime against humanity.” I’ve found that it’s difficult enough being open to life itself but retreating from it brings its own dangers.

The God of Ordinary People

That’s how this extraordinary God is revealed and encountered in the peaks and valleys of everyday circumstances and the ordinariness of life.

Not Enough Room for Diversity

Not enough room for diversity or discussion when it comes to “different perspectives or approaches” in supporting humanitarian causes?

We Are All In The Gutter

We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.

Art as a Hammer to Shape Culture

“Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which to shape it.” So what does that mean?

Attempting To Fill An Empty Space

I have often contemplated what empty spaces in life primarily motivate me or that I desire to fill. Perhaps the same is true of you.