About George Elerick

George is a cultural theorist, author and human rights worker. He speaks all over the place, loves the outdoors, is crazy about wife and son and has a book out. Some of his work includes: interfaith dialogue, lacanian film analysis, hybrid theory and philosophy.

Check out his website here: http://www.crosscultureconsultancy.com

Heroes & Villains: Jesus On Leadership

May 17, 2013 By Leave a Comment

The true form of servant leadership doesn’t lie in Nouwen’s downwardly
mobile Christ. Because there is still the assumption that the top-down
model is implanted within the very psyche of leadership. If you can allow me to be simplistic for a
moment, maybe our ideas of leadership, however informed they are scripture, might not be informed enough.

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Jay Bakker, The Grace Junkie: A Book Review

January 24, 2011 By 4 Comments

You would think someone who has experienced so much would walk away from anything that looks remotely like the very place he came from. But there is hope. Jay Bakker is an ardent grace-junkie. He drinks it. Shoots it up. Sniffs it. Loves it. And he encourages everyone to do the same.

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The Perversion of ‘Them’

January 5, 2011 By 4 Comments

Once we ask the ominous question “Who are they?” by inherent contradiction we are then led to the question “Who am I without a ‘They’?’ That question is laced with enough trepidation that it keeps the bravest of people out of the light and deeper into the dark.

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