take action ::

Purchase calling cards to help the victims of slave trade

From onevoicetoendslavery.com
Through differing relationships we (together) have been presented with the opportunity to help 42 labor trafficking survivors make ongoing and necessary phone calls with their families in Indonesia, Dominican Republic, and the Philippians.

June 10, 2009 | Continue »

news and thoughts ::

adopt a Jesus (trailer)

have you seen the new trailer for Brandt’s Russo’s documentary? they’ve settled on a title (adopt a Jesus) and Brandt says production is coming along great. he’s wrapping up a lot of the voice-over work this week.
we can’t wait to see it!
in chatting with Brandt recently (via facebook) he says the entire movie is being [...]

June 7, 2009 | Continue »

the podcast ::

lanessa allman :: 2.27

this week we talk with Army wife, blogger and now author, Lanessa Allman. Lanessa tells us about the struggles she went through last year after contracting encephalitis shortly after the birth of her fourth son, Clark. she shares some of the battles she went through on the road to recover and what she learned about God and the Body of Christ along the way.

music ::
bluegrass orphans – road to canaan
bluegrass orphans – that home far away
bluegrass orphans – shining path

lanessa allman 2.27 [49:14m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (24)

Posted at 10pm on 07/02/09 | No Comments » | Filed Under: podcast
Tags: 2009, bluegrass orphans, encephalitis, healing, july, lanessa allman, restored to the land of the living

thomas recaps malcolm gladwell :: 2.26

this week on the podcast, two scotsmen chat about the american civil war and the battle at chancellorsville and how relates it back to modern christianity.

the chat developed from thomas’ reflections on a speech given by malcolm gladwell this week in glasgow.

malcolm gladwell is a british-born canadian journalist, author, and pop sociologist, based in new york city. he has been a staff writer for the new yorker since 1996. he is best known as the author of the books, the tipping point (2000), blink (2005), and outliers (2008).

listen in and then share your thoughts via e-mail, facebook, ning or here on our site.

the question that remains is “where do we go from here?”

watch malcolm gladwell’s TED talk::