Disciple Nations | Reclaim Cities | Live as the Ekklesia
I am the Founder and Senior Pastor of Convergence House of Prayer. I teach, lead, and write. I am married to my wife, Wendi. We have three amazing children and four grandchildren. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. I pray my journey adds value to yours.
Disciple Nations
Reclaim Cities
Live As The Ekklesia
While recently away, I spent time talking with the Lord about priorities, namely, defining the top five percent of my life that I, and only I, can do. Much of what I'm sharing with you is a result MORE +
This past year, well more accurately, these past few years have been marked with significant challenges leading to difficult situations. I’ll use this space to share what the Lord has taught me in MORE +
Leading through challenging times is never easy. Here are a few things I am learning through a difficult leadership stretch at Convergence House of Prayer. Without going through the entirety of the MORE +
If we are to endure in living and leading well, we need to have three groups of people in our lives: those who build us, those who inspire us and those who need us. When these three groups of MORE +
I don't think that the local church and the House of Prayer were ever meant to be separated. God is converging both. In looking back at the process of our own convergence, I have identified at MORE +
Leadership is a tricky word. Volumes are written on answering the questions of leadership. Such as: What is a leader? What makes a leader? How does one effectively lead? What determines MORE +
This is part three of a series of blog posts that define the difference between a House of Prayer and a Traditional Church. When I say, “a traditional church” I am referring to structure not MORE +
It’s always enjoyable to discuss the House of Prayer reality with good friends over a great lunch. That is exactly what happened last week. I shared our history of moving more intentionally from a MORE +
When are we as leaders going to figure out that sin is insanity. Why do we keep going around the same mountain thinking that we can “get away” with moral and ethical practices that are contrary to MORE +