About the Author: Wes Seeliger

  • By Published On: February 25, 2006

    Let me start by talking about the reflections of an elder. In 1994, I went to a program called "New Warrior". It is one of the men's programs. It has an absolutely hideous name, but it is one of the best programs I have ever been to. I would consider it the equivalent value of about five years of good AA. If you want to know, "Is New Warrior something like the Promise Keepers?" No! It is not like the Promise Keepers; it is diametrically opposed to anything Promise Keepers is about. The New Warrior is for the older folks, persons fifty years and older. They have a special elders training for men. I went to the elders program about this time last year, so I am now an official "New Warrior Elder". I am going to say some things about being an elder.

  • By Published On: February 22, 2006

    I wish I had a better word, a better superlative than enormity, but I can't think of one. What I want to say is, we live in a time of enormity. And the church is operating on a little, pea-shooter basis in contrast to what is going on in our world. What I am going to take a look at is how that unfolds and what might we do so that the church's vision is as enormous as the times in which we live.