Give Thanks
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. In the past, I have made this holiday a day that comes every year where I give thanks for what I have. Giving thanks is not something we should do one day of the year. There is SO much we should be thankful for. I started a journal a few weeks ago where I record everything I am thankful for. Yes, that simple. By doing this, I have actually had to think of all that I am thankful for instead of just ignoring the fact that I am thankful for it. This is just one way you could be more thankful in your life. Another could be simply saying "thank you" to whoever is serving you, it just might make their day better. It's all so simple. Don't take what you have f

Flaws
We all have them. They are a part of who we are. I have countless flaws. I was talking with my friend the other day and she pointed out how the flaws that you see in other people are often your own flaws. I have never actually realized this. I am so judgmental and arrogant. After spending time with and getting to know new people, I begin to judge them and their flaws start to irritate me. Something in me just wants to accuse people of what they are doing wrong. But I can't build a friend up when I have the same problems as he. This message from Matthew sums it up pretty well."For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be

A Portrait of Hope
Pssst. Hey you. Yeah, you with the camera.Wanna make a difference in your city for the holidays? Then watch this video.

Denver K-life
During my high school and junior high years, I had the blessing to be a part of Denver K-Life. The community that I got to be a part of for so long changed my life in countless ways. This past summer, K-life got to expand by building a new club facility. This video I made for shows a little about what K-Life is and about the new facility.

Transitions
There is a photo contest at my school right now where we are supposed to submit a picture that best represents our transition to Seattle Pacific University. I ended up picking this shot that I recently took to represent my transition. The person with the shadow represents me. The shadow represents my past. The person is facing away from his shadow and in a sense walking towards his fut