What's a
spiritual misfit? The number one question I hear in churches and especially from young people in America is, "What is the will of God for my life?" There are a lot of confused Christians out there, who don't know their role in the kingdom of God and feel like they don't fit into American Christianity.

Of course, I tell them that they are the will of God. Here's an online magazine that AIM started at the beginning of this year. It features young and old people who are activating this truth, living out the will of God in their lives. Some are from the World Race, and others are just people who are living the kingdom wherever. Here's a
snapshot…

Wrecked for the Ordinary is
an online magazine for spiritual misfits and missional followers of
Christ. Each week, we publish six new stories. Here's what's new for
the holiday season:

This week
Simplicity: Bah Humbug: Not all Scrooges are bad
Culture: Politics and Religion: Framing the debate
Arts: He Is: A short poem

Community: To Write Love on Her Arms: Checking in
Adventure: Biking Evangelist: What a real man looks like
Poverty: A Different Kind of Christmas: Hope in Junior High

Last Week
Simplicity: A Different Kind of Christmas
Culture: One Laptop Per Child
Arts: Poverty of Conscience

Community: Bok Choy and Community, Pt. 2
Adventure: Homeless Jesus: A dumpster-diving evangelist
Poverty: Starting A Homeless Cafe

If you'd like to share your story about how God has wrecked you, click here to submit an idea.

Visit the site at www.wreckedfortheordinary.com, share any stories that inspire or challenge you with friends, and even consider submitting your own story.