Kintsugi: Revealing Brokenness
Kintsugi is a Japanese technique that involves mending broken pottery with exotic lacquer. The seams of the smashed pots are filled with gold, so that break lines become highlights in…
We see a church …
Westwinds has always been known for creativity. We’ve been featured in the New York Times, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, produced 4 published authors who’ve written 78 books, and crafted…
Revealed, Not Constructed
If you want to become a better leader or a more creative person, the secret is not to focus on either quality. Focus, instead, on your connection to Christ, the…
Evil Collapsing Under Its Own Weight
“Evil collapsing under its own weight.” I love that phrase. It’s so fitting. On a geopolitical scale we remember the fall of Communism, the end of the Third Reich, and…
Finding the Best Version of You
Many people often try to live Christianly by following a bunch of rules. They operate under the auspices that it doesn’t matter how you feel or who you are, you…
Seeing God’s Will
One of the most common, and yet most puzzling, questions people ask concerns God’s will for their lives. Is it God’s will for me to get married? Is it God’s…
Danger Zone: The Path God Puts Us On
Too often Christians think of both our origin and our destination as milquetoast, watercolors of dandelion-skipping and harp-playing. But these saccharine depictions miss what the Bible actually says: there will…
Mouth Hacks
In The Adventure of Happiness I included a hack at the end of each subsection. Here are three hacks relating from the chapter on Mouth, which examines positivity and gratefulness….
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