RJ Bennett
My GENER8TION: Why So Many Words?
A baby from the 80′s, I have been fascinated by the cultural and societal implications of the “Millennial Generation.” My GENER8TION (culturally relevant “8″ added for emphasis <— sarcasm). Generation Y, Net Generation, Echo Boomers, Generation Next… Our experiences are unique. We all have a story to tell and a place to do so. I … Read more
Refuge
Refuge is an extended time of worship and prayer. 6:30pm @ Cornwall Church. 1 God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. 2 Therefore we will not fear though the earth should change, though the mountains shake in the heart of the sea; 3 though its waters roar and foam though … Read more
BEARD WISE: A Lesson Grown is a Lesson Owned.
It’s true what they say, “A lesson grown is a lesson owned.” Ok, maybe that’s not a thing. However, recently I participated in No-Shave November and discovered there is profound wisdom in the art of growing a beard. So, I thought I would take a break from the deep, thought provoking musings of my writing, … Read more
Single for a Season
Well, it is that time of year. You survived the onslaught of thanksgiving family and food, the holiday shopping clock is ticking away, and the seasonal decor has emerged from storage. But amidst the hustle and bustle of changing seasons and fall fashions, a subtle phenomenon occurs to those humans lacking in the facebook relationship … Read more
Joy is an Adventure
Life is ALWAYS an adventure. Such a beautiful thing. Just look at a typical day. Reflecting back you see that every event is marked by series of choices, one after another. Each choice representing an infinite number of possibilities. Embarrassing maybe, but I remain fascinated that each day can be lived out in so many … Read more
The Price He Paid to Love Us
Often I am overwhelmed at the reality of Jesus. The reality of the cross. Grace. Mercy. My heart has been captivated by a love deeper than I could have ever imagined. I have known this Jesus, for quite some time. Since I was young, stories of the New Testament filled our home. My mother prayed … Read more
Making All Things New
It was the Greek philosopher, Heraclitus that said, Nothing endures but change. Known for his doctrine of change being central to the universe, I can not help but offer Sir Heraclitus a ‘tip-of-the-hat’ for nailing this one spot on. It has taken me some time to embrace change outside of my grasp for control. For me, change was … Read more
7 Ways to Use Business Skills in Church | The Resurgence
7 Ways to Use Business Skills in Church | The Resurgence - Sutton Turner. When I first became a Christian and started going to church, the Holy Spirit gave me a strong desire to serve, but I didn’t know how. I ran a business that demanded lots of hours and travel, plus I was a new … Read more
A Crazy Kind of Faith
2011 was by far the craziest year of my life: This is my story. A recent college grad, I found myself working a job I despised…managing a retail store. Lost in a sea of Canadian tourists, crashing relentlessly on the shores of Bellis Fair Mall, in the otherwise pleasant, Bellingham, WA. The pay was great, … Read more
Looking Ahead in 2012: The Influence of Social Media in Business
The power and influence of social media can no longer be ignored. In a struggling economy, everyone is searching for their competitive advantage. In 20-12, the strongest will be those closest to their customer base. Managing a loyal clientele through social media is a must. Social media is a direct, inexpensive channel straight into consumers’ … Read more
