Pick any fitness routine and they’ll tell you something along these lines: “Muscles are grown in the Kitchen” or “Nutrition… Read more Input and output: Nutrition and Church
High Intensity: CrossFit and the Church
Constantly varied, functional movements, done at a high intensity. We’ve reached the last portion of this blog series connecting the… Read more High Intensity: CrossFit and the Church
Done: CrossFit and the Church
Part one talked about the constantly varied nature of CrossFit and our need as the church to constantly vary the… Read more Done: CrossFit and the Church
Functional Movements: CrossFit and the Church
In part one of this series, I mentioned how CrossFit and the Church have similarities (or at least they should)… Read more Functional Movements: CrossFit and the Church
Constantly Varied: Crossfit and the Church
I’ve been interested in the intersection of my faith and my fitness journey for a handful of years. Admittedly, I’d… Read more Constantly Varied: Crossfit and the Church
First Church of Crossfit: Is the Box the new Church?
The post below is a final mark-up of my Gospel Communication in Context course taken at North Park Theological Seminary.… Read more First Church of Crossfit: Is the Box the new Church?
The Paralysis of Fear
When we’re fearful of anything, we should run to God and claim an identity that isn’t rooted in fear but rooted in the thought that the Creator cares so much about the creation, that even though we’re damaged, we’re still masterpieces to Him.
Shall we gather ’round the table?
In my daily life, there are things that I enjoy that are common among most people and there are things… Read more Shall we gather ’round the table?
Knowing Yourself: the Enneagram
Have you ever taken one of those personality type tests and thought, ‘shoot…this is sooo me’? I’m not talking about a… Read more Knowing Yourself: the Enneagram
Embodying Kindness, Showing Compassion
This morning during my devotional time, I was struck by a couple things in Ephesians 4. First, living a life… Read more Embodying Kindness, Showing Compassion
