Comments on: Dreams, England, and the Mediteranean…

By: Josh Newton

Josh Newton — Thu, 15 May 2008 08:05:00 +0000

Wow, I’m truly amazed!! Dude we for SURE need to get together soon… I have a heart for everything you have and its rad to find people that can share a story. God is really raising up an army with our generation and some sweet things are in store for the years ahead! I’m working with Discover the Journey and Media Aid, and hopefully I’ll be doing some work for World Vision and International Justice Mission. I definitely need to connect you with a guy called Jonathan Olinger – he is president/founder of Discover the Journey and its RAD. He’s been to over 35 countries in the last couple years doing videography for orphans and children in crisis. He’s extremely talented and is going to make a powerful difference. Anyway, good to hear from you bro, I’m glad you wrote! We’ll be talking soon, for sure. Lataz!

By: Maleea Morelock

Maleea Morelock — Sun, 11 May 2008 22:29:00 +0000

J,
First of all, congrats on 50 posts, that is amazing. I have always admired how dedicated you are with keeping your blog updated, it certainly takes patience.
I really enjoyed this entry, your dream is poignant. So many times in my life I have found myself working, but forgetting the one whom I am working for. It is beautiful, and so backwards from our society, that God would be more concerned with having our whole hearts than our work.
Awesome.

By: April Joy

April Joy — Sun, 11 May 2008 17:42:00 +0000

Your blog presents some really good questions I will definitely think about more. Your pictures are amazing as well.

By: Timothy Dyk.

Timothy Dyk. — Sun, 11 May 2008 14:55:00 +0000

I would like to propose to you we go on such a lichen studying expedition in siberia. Another solid post, brother. Nice waterfall photographs.