It’d been eight years since the zombie apocalypse ravaged the city, a host of them residing in an airport eating the flesh and brains of humans. A girl and her friends are wandering around when the zombie finds himself attracted the woman. He eats the boyfriend (minor detail) and something strange happens. His attraction growsContinue reading “Technological Zombies”
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Borders, Circuit City, and the Local Church: Will Technology be Our Demise?
It seems as if a new wave is rising in Cayman of young people streaming Sunday services from their houses. You ask them what church they attend and they timidly confess (because Cayman is a bit behind on the times) they watch church from home. These aren’t naïve new Christians afraid of church discipline. TheseContinue reading “Borders, Circuit City, and the Local Church: Will Technology be Our Demise?”
The Rung in the Wall, Part II: Hanging with Friends
After spending three-and-a-half years in the heat and humidity of Tampa, San Francisco felt particularly chilly that afternoon. Adjusting my beanie and buttoning up my sweater, I made my way through the Mission district to talk God with a friend over Chinese. Somewhere between the BART station and the restaurant it occurred to me IContinue reading “The Rung in the Wall, Part II: Hanging with Friends”
Sharing What’s Sacred: Dreams We’re Tempted to Keep
It was early Friday morning and I was late to breakfast with a ministry partner I hadn’t seen in a while. After exchanging formalities and catching each other up on our lives, he shared with me something he “hadn’t told anyone about yet”: he started a new business. All he said was it involved investingContinue reading “Sharing What’s Sacred: Dreams We’re Tempted to Keep”
Tomy Wilkerson 