The Person Who Loves The Process Has

The Christian Faith Grew Through Story - Not Text. Only Later Did The Stories Become Scripture. While The Scripture Must Be Held In The Highest Regard, We Must Not Neglect The Power Of Story.

The Barbarian Way Was, In Some Sense, Trying To Create A Volatile Fuel To Get People To Step Out And Act. It's Pretty Hard To Get A Whole Group Of People Moving Together As Individuals Who Are Stepping Into A More Mystical, Faith-oriented, Dynamic Kind Of Experience With Christ. So, I Think Barbarian Way Was My Attempt To Say, "look, Underneath What Looks Like Invention, Innovation And Creativity Is Really A Core Mysticism That Hears From God, And What Is Fueling This Is Something Really Ancient." That's What Was Really The Core Of The Barbarian Way.

The Shape Of Your Character Is The Shape Of Your Future.

Love, No Matter How You Come At It, Is A Huge Risk. It Makes It Easier For Me To Remember That God Will Never Reject Me Because I Am Not Good Enough And That Any Community That Has His Heart Will Embrace Me As I Am. Jesus Invites Us Into A Community Where Imperfect People Can Find Acceptance, Love, Forgiveness, And A New Beginning.

The Person Who Loves The Process Has A Much Greater Chance Of Success Than The Person Who Loves The Outcome.