catalyst

Coming home from lunch, I saw a bunch of police at the park.

Then coming out of the grocery store, I saw a kid who hit a guy in the head with a skateboard take off running towards the park.

last week, i had a great phone call with mike foster, one of my deadly viper cohorts and soon-to-be co-conference speaker when we both speak at ministry com in september.

So, I’m reading this profile in Newsweek on her and I’m struck by something I just wanted to say out-loud:

She seems to have thought that her job was to fix John Edwards.

This made me shake my head.  I mean, of course she did.

The prospect of bioterrorist attacks was not yet pressing the popular consciousness. He had the antidote for an attack and limitless earning potential. All he needed was a catalyst to cause mass panic to get his product stockpiled. It's the simple law of supply and demand.

It’s been a little bit of a hot topic lately…my boss, Pete, recently asked me why I don’t advertise on my blog…and then someone else asked me if I feel like my blog has turned into an advertisement for Compassion International.

It’s been a little bit of a hot topic lately…my boss, Pete, recently asked me why I don’t advertise on my blog…and then someone else asked me if I feel like my blog has turned into an advertisement for Compassion International.

i thought i’d share a few little blurbs with you from my article for the catalyst groupzine.  as soon as i know when you can order them, and when they’ll be available, i’ll let you know.

I have got to focus the little part of my brain that is the creative writing part on a very cool article for the Catalyst Groupzine. For some reason, it’s been tougher to write than my book!

This is an excerpt from an article I wrote for the Catalyst monthly online magazine thingy…