Category Wrecked

From fairy tales to fighting legalism, from poetry to cross-continent celebrations, we’re all trying to re-imagine the culture in which we find ourselves. That’s the whole point of our online magazine Wrecked for the Ordinary – that things can be…

We have a new batch of great articles for you this week: from poetry to satire to great adventures and more! As always, we welcome your feedback at editor(at)wreckedfortheordinary(dot)com and invite you to submit your story of how Christ wrecked…

Another update from Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits… Featured article: Once upon a time, there lived a peaceful king who reigned over a peaceful kingdom. The king had been King for so many generations that…

Here’s the latest from Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits: Happy April. Thanks for all your feedback on the What Does Church Look Like to You? blog. Feel free to click the link and add your…

Well, spring has sprung and March has nearly left us. Wherever you are, we pray that you are beginning to see new life around you. This is a great season to remember what it means to be born again. As…

Since Karen Swank started writing for Wrecked, she has become one of my most favored writers. As an editor, I guess I’m not supposed to have a favorite, but I love how she takes simple things and makes them divine.…

We just updated Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits. Each week, we publish six new stories. Here’s what’s new: This week Simplicity: The Truth About Heroes Culture: Dead in a Nicaraguan Hospital Arts: Unlikely Beauty, Part…

What’s new at Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits. Check out the following articles… This week Simplicity: Holy Moments on the Road of Life Culture: One Red Jacket: Blessings and Pain Arts: Unlikely Beauty, Part 1…

Here’s what’s new the past few weeks at Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits. Check out this week’s Adventure article to read something I wrote… This week Simplicity: Weeping with the Lord Culture: One Sad Truth…

Wrecked for the Ordinary, an online magazine for spiritual misfits that I edit, is all about a generation yearning for “thy kingdom come.” We’re tired of mere religion; we want God himself. Sharing stories, a popular medium of choice by…