Thirty-nine: The life of small things
Getting out of the social milestone race and run your own. Redefining big. Finding your voice again. Even if it’s different, or more so if it is. This is 39.
by fivetwosix
I.
travel globally.
A tentmaker whose home is on the road for 20 years: from Cambodia to China, Copenhagen to California, I now serve in an urban ministry in San Francisco, attend seminary at Biola, and raise my two little kids.
II.
tell stories.
A writer-turn-filmmaker, I spent 15 years telling sports stories and helped launch the Olympic Channel. In 2018, I then launch eight parables to create beautiful short films that awaken the soul and make you ponder.
III.
transform lives.
A global changemaker with two decades of experience in the social impact space, I now serve as Director of Partnerships at University of San Francisco to train up leaders in humanitarian and international affairs.
“I am a Thing-Finder, and when you are a Thing-Finder you don’t have a minute to spare. The whole world is full of things, and somebody has to look for them.”
— Pippi Longstocking aka my childhood heroine
Getting out of the social milestone race and run your own. Redefining big. Finding your voice again. Even if it’s different, or more so if it is. This is 39.
Deconstructing ‘counting the cost’, global missions and the ordinaries as I beheld His invitation, asking, “Will you steward an alabaster jar for Me?”
Like coming out of the half-time break into the second half in sports, the start of Adventure 2.0 beckons for me this month after a 40-month pause.