Jose Humphreys

In a world of Pentium processing and wireless access it’s nice to have “quick and dirty” learning at my finger tips.  I gloss and glean what others have already processed and then try to make it my own.  So every day I reap the benefits of an open source society.
My approach to learning  is recently [...]

Transitions in life can bring out either the best or worst in us.  In my particular case it can be both at the same time.
As a new pastor here in NYC I’m learning the slow and deliberate way of starting a church in this context. A good friend of mine who happens to [...]