Flaws

We all have them. They are a part of who we are. I could write books of flaws that I have. 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 measured to you. Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye."
-Matthew 7:2-5

So now, when I notice flaws in other people, I will take a good look at my own life to see what needs to be changed. Then I will not be hypocritical and I will be able to offer a helping hand instead of a pointing finger.

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 future. You can see the details of the person through the shadow, and not in the person himself.


My past portrays who I am, but there is still so much of me that will change. (Hence the fact you can't clearly see the person in this photo). I am walking into SPU, into a new part of my life, knowing that many things about me will change. My past is only a shadow. A shadow that paints who I am and why. But shadows change, my past will change, and so will I.

This is my transition.

Daft Punk Anyone?

Wow, time really does fly by! I was just thinking that it has been a full year since my friends and I made this video. I feel like it was just yesterday.
Well, this one's for you, Anna, Caro, and Grant.

Free Song? Yes Please!

Yes, that's right! My talented bro has released a free single! Click HERE to get it. It's a very happy song, you wont regret it. And if you like it, click HERE to buy more on iTunes... or even join his Facebook page HERE!

I think that's enough of the clicking HERE's.

Get Your Scare On

Halloween is coming soon! It's time to get your scare on...