homeless

Blue Occupations, Black Bodies and Homelessness: An Interview with Jonathan Russell

September 28, 2016 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Featured, Intersections, Justice, Media, Pastor, Podcast, Politics, Religion, Social Commentary, Theology

 Pastor lives matter. But, that is not the same as #blacklivesmatter. My friend Greg Horton confirmed that to equate pastor lives, an occupation, with black lives, an incidence of birth, is considered the Fallacy of False Equivalency. Or, you may consider it a False Analogy.… Continue reading

Read More

Homeless-ness from the Eyes of the Homeless or, The Homeless One

May 21, 2015 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Culture, Featured, Intersections, Jesus

The Curbside Chronicle represented my best find at the recent Indie Trunk Show at the State of Oklahoma Fair Grounds. Many of the handcrafted items, or locally produced products, lured us to a potential purchase. But, when Robert said, “I have an article in this one,” I was glad … Continue reading

Read More

Jordon Cooper’s New Gig

July 24, 2013 Todd Littleton Featured, Friends, Justice

Here is an illustration of living into your passion, your vocation, before settling for a job.

During those times, I took some time to think about what I wanted to do and I read some good advice that said, don’t look for a job but rather look for an

… Continue reading Read More