Tag Archives: Jesus Movement

In the early 1970s I was working with high school kids at a church in Palo Alto, California when the Jesus Movement started. In a matter of weeks, our attendance went from 30 to 300. And they didn’t come to … Continue reading →

Sunday morning early noon I wandered in a chilly room and sat Unnoticed There were lonely people there Who listened to a man who didn’t care Or show it He just talked about nothing I could not understand I stood … Continue reading →

A fresh new thing is happening in our earth — the earth in which God’s Son paid the price for our lives. And it shall bear fruit, even greater than has taken place in the past. For Christ’s forerunning ways … Continue reading →

Before Christian music was contemporary and Christian radio played it … Before tours and contracts, Before careers and airplay, Before Perrier in the dressing room, Before Christian promoters, producers, and roadies, Before Christian busses and semis and record execs, Before … Continue reading →

I just spent a hour with my “riding on the coattails of the Millennials” son. (He is our mid-life crisis.) For over an hour, he taught me about twitter. And I can honestly say that after an hour, I learned … Continue reading →

And when I came to you, brethren, I did not come with superiority of speech or of wisdom, proclaiming to you the testimony of God. For I determined to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ, and Him crucified. I was with you in weakness and in fear … Continue reading →

The early songwriters, musicians and performers were the unwitting prophets of the Jesus Movement. Unwitting, because, by and large, they were unaware of the importance of their role in this movement. Ask them. They will tell you they were just … Continue reading →

Last Friday I had the privilege of interviewing Randy Stonehill and you now have the privilege of watching it. And it is a privilege. Randy is so quirky and unpredictable that he’s just entertaining to be around. In this interview … Continue reading →