http://jameswoller.com The journey of a man without a home... Sun, 16 Nov 2008 12:45:13 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Today was one of those days that you long for, sometimes wait even months for. It really has been quite some time since I enjoyed an adventure like this. Before I get into the details though, I have to admit, being out here has been more than everything I needed. ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/11/16/the-third-way/ Sometimes it is not a bad thing to be at a loss for words. I am in complete shock at how much Bulembu has changed. It was only 2 years ago that I lived here and since then the place has had such a makeover. I remember the early mornings ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/11/12/first-impressions/ In all honesty, it has been so good setting foot in Africa again. It has actually been much too long. It is amazing how I feel so comfortable with "it being in my skin." Today I arrived into Jo-burg and decided to bus up to Nellspruit the closest South African city. ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/11/03/africa-will-be-africa/ I recently had the privilege of being interviewed for Comment Magazine. There was one question in particular that really struck me though. "How would you explain what you do to a nine year old child?" What I loved about that question is that it forced me to think about the ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/10/29/interview-with-comment-magazine/ For starters, it is never good to blog at 2 AM when you are about to travel to a new city, which you havent even seen a map or list of atractions for. However, the novelty of this situation fits perfectly for the thoughts on my mind which I am ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/10/18/the-space-between/ The other morning I had to get up at 5:30 and drive into Vancouver for a early morning meeting. The thing I love the most about those early mornings on the bike is the fresh crisp touch to the morning. However, this morning in particular was clouded with fog which ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/09/12/my-motorcycle-diary/ Will you just be ok….. Ever since I was a little kid, I can recall memories where the most important thing in life to me was that those around me were “ok”. When my family would get in fights or my parents would start to disagree, as if it were yesterday, ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/03/05/i-am-ok-if-you-are-ok/ How does change take place? What brings transformation? Change is inevitable. We are always changing. However, it is the great leaps that are more than something human. I have really come to believe that God is the author of great change, of transformation. But how do we get to that ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/02/21/something-human/ My words couldn't express my state any better than the lyrics below.... You can leave right now You can ring a bell You can tell ‘em you think I ain’t doin’ too well But when I stood like you I eventually fell So you can leave right now Go on and ring your bell I’m amazed by life And ... http://jameswoller.com/2008/02/14/good-good-end/ I have never understood the parable of the Prodigal Son with as much clarity as I see it now. Although most Christians identify with the son who leaves to the world and returns years later to his father, I have always associated with the older son and I don’t know ... http://jameswoller.com/2007/11/07/the-prodigal-son-who-never-left/