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Mike’s a Hopeful Cynic Who Believes in a New Story
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Mike used to love Rush Limbaugh. Now he is a co-founder of an innovative, inter-spiritual, Music, Arts, and Cultural event, called the New Story Festival. It is designed to welcome everyone on any kind of spiritual journey…or none at all. What he believes has changed significantly and keeps changing (so does they way he actually lives his life). But according to Mike, It wasn’t liberal or progressive influence that changed his mind or pulled him away from the Church. It’s Jesus and the Christian tradition itself that transformed him from being a far right conservative to a man who wants to build a stage for the purpose of having lesser-represented people groups use it to speak their message and sing their songs… and he’s doing it. What changed him? Isn’t there an easier way?
He is also a scholar and an expert on the “Emerging Church” Movement and he will help us understand that movement and help us understand what happened to it and why.
Here are links to Mike’s work relevant or mentioned Authors
New Story Festival
www.SpiritualTransformationProject.com
Joshua Packard's book on “dones” called, Church Refugees
Brian McClaren
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/87664.A_Generous_Orthodoxy
Tony Campolo
Spencer Burke
G.K. Chesterton
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/87665.Orthodoxy
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