TED Talking

When I rescued Blue, his healing required 13 months of painful baths. From his perspective, I was the source of his pain. From my perspective, I was the source of his healing.I couldn't explain the theology to him. I could only get in the tub and hold him.This episode explores th ...  Afficher plus

What Fear HidesPit bulls are the most stigmatized dogs in America. The result? Fear. Exclusion. Missed relationship.But Teddy is gentle, loving, and eager to please. The people who cross the street never get to know that.This mirrors exactly how many of us relate to God. We've be ...  Afficher plus

The Ministry of ProximityMy dog breached a fence to get to a traumatized dog. It looked like a disaster. It turned into a ministry opportunity.In this episode, I tell the story of a lost ball, a broken fence, and a divine appointment with a 9/11 survivor.We explore the concept of ...  Afficher plus

I dropped Teddy's leash during our walk. He could run—prey drive, other dogs nearby, unlimited options.

But he didn't. He stood beside me, looked up, and waited.

That's when I understood: real freedom isn't the absence of boundaries. It's choosi ...

August 2011, Puerto Rico. I rescued a pit bull with generalized mange during a tropical storm. The airline almost didn't let him board. The pilot arrived an hour early "for reasons he couldn't explain." Divine orchestration in the details.

But from Blue ...