Last summer, we made the scared pilgrimage to pick up the Diesel. At the time, we were looking at an adult female, but she had just been placed. When the eight-week old Diesel trotted out, we were hooked.
NBA Hall of Famer, Dennis Rodman, recently met his father after 42 years. Rodman is best known for his fierce rebounding and wild tattoos, hairdos and facial piercings.
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Adele took off in 2011 – setting records like a blazing comet – until doctors found a polyp in her throat. In a recent interview with Vogue magazine, Adele talks about her amazing year, Grammy nominations, surgery, the big comeback and her father.
Last month, I was humbled to be a part of the White House Champions of Change event… and had a conversation about the experience with my friend Andrew Rogers from Zondervan.
In a recent interview with The New Yorker, rock legend Bruce Springsteen opens up about his distant relationship with his father.
Sugar Bear remembers the car was orange. An El Camino. After stealing it, he pulled off the freeway, into a gas station, and climbed down from the vehicle. The police who apprehended him were startled.
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Leo Tolstoy said, “everyone thinks of changing humanity – no one thinks of changing himself.” The temptation in going to an event such as the Justice Conference (which has been fantastic) – is to get overrun with causes and ideas, overstimulation and hype.
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What happens when punk rockers become parents? What happens deviants become dads? This is the premise of the new documentary, “The Other F-Word.” (Trailer here) Although the movie is full of middle fingers and f-bombs, it screams of a larger story.
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There are some 1.4 gang members in the US. 1,400,000. In the new 100-page FBI threat assessment, they state, ‘gangs are a growing threat in communities throughout the United States.’ But the question that I’m concerned about is… “why?”
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I was thrilled to see Christianity Today spotlight Portland this month… lots of great things happening here, including CJ Speelman’s work, called “Wrench Raiders.” The story focused on sex trafficking and the courageous abolitionists in Portland who are changing it.
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