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Resurgent

We must once again have full faith in our country–and in one another. I believe America can be better. We can be even stronger than before.

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Loosen

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It may be in the new year rather than taking up new practices and projects, we may need to loosen our grip on old ways, dated conclusions and lifeless alliances.

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Accelerates

We need more folks like John. Maybe you’re one? People who refuse to participate in the coverup, the blind eye, the euphemisms and the polite hostility.

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Repent

Change theory is a strategy, set of actions, and conditions to facilitate change. Each year, corporations and non-profit organizations alike invest multiple meeting hours and millions of dollars in an attempt to facilitate change.

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Thanksgiving 2024

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To give thanks to God is a sublime act. It is a defiant lifestyle. A thankful life demonstrates that we understand the balance of our agency and our interdependence- our strength and our vulnerability.

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The King is Here!

We are tragically driven by fear, but fear in no way motivates His perspective or actions. “So you are a King?” Pilate asked Jesus. We say Yes! He is our King!

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Power

To be a witness is the power to increase the celebrity of Jesus by doing what Jesus did wherever you are. But not only that, it’s power to trust God. It’s power to share your story as a medicine for someone else’s malady.

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Witness

To be a witness is the perfect adaptive approach to the most pernicious problems we face as a species. To be a witness is the radical democratization of leadership delivered through your personal and authentic experience of Jesus in your life.

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Not Far

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As Dorothy Day has said, “I really only love God as much as I love the person I love the least.” The gap Jesus was identifying that day is our ability to say we love God while hating or being indifferent to those God loves.

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