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It’s Not a New Problem. It’s Not a New Solution….

May10
2011 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

…..but it’s a problem that has no solution being offered at this time.

These are the problems I want to attack. I don’t want to do what you’re doing. I don’t want to do what they’re doing. I want to do what’s not being done.

I used to think that I needed to correct everything. I still catch myself acting that way sometimes. But overall I’m learning that this is a complete waste of my life. It’s a pride issue that makes me think that I can do things better than those doing it. God let me know a while back that this mentality is very far from where He wants me living.

So, for the last few months I’ve been attacking the things that I think need done, that nobody else is doing. It seems to be working. People are much more receptive. Much more grateful. Much more supportive. And much more encouraged.

And me? Well, I’m much more happy. More motivated. More alive. More grateful. More inspired. More loving.

No, not every day. I can still be a very prideful asshole. A lot.

But at the end of the day it’s greatly reduced and I’m able to help a greater number of people in much greater ways when I ignore what others are doing, and just do what I can do that’s not being done.

Hope that somehow inspires you to play chicken with your life’s freight train as well…..

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I Bet a Homeless Pastor Would Rape Every Kid in Town

Feb23
2011 6 Comments

Written by Aaron Reddin

Everybody knows that all the crime in the world is caused by those without homes.

For instance, the 7 year old girl that was raped in the bathroom of a restaurant on Cantrell. The server who did that was clearly homeless.

And break-ins. Every single time somebody’s house is broken into, the goods are always found under bridges, in tents and even in shelters.

And kidnapping. What about all those kids that are kidnapped, only to be found days or weeks later in the basement of some homeless persons tent??

Yep, you can bet money that if a crime has been committed, it was done by one of those people who don’t have a home.

Every drunk driver? Homeless!

Every serial killer? Homeless!

Every bank robber? Homeless!

Every wife-beater? Homeless!

You see, last night I sat in a zoning committee meeting because one city director seems to think that having the OFFICES of a non-profit that serves our homeless neighbors in the same neighborhood as a school is a safety threat.

We’re not talking about a shelter, a mental health clinic, a detox unit, etc….

We’re talking about offices, and a small warehouse.

Is there any logic to this absurd mentality that homeless people are generally bad people who are preying on those who do have homes??

Complete ignorance.

The same people who want to fight these services which are the work of Christ, had the audacity to brag about some local churches banding together to defeat services to the impoverished in our area.

Look around people! Christians!

How many “pastors” or “ministers” are in the news for child molestation and the like?

How many people without homes are in there for the same things?

How foolish to tout Christianity in fighting services to the homeless by generalizing all homeless as pedophiles, while there’s more of a problem with it in our Church leadership than there ever has been out on the streets.

Just yesterday a local “pastor” was sentenced to a year in prison for having sex with a 15 year old boy. Tally them all up. There’s more than you can count.

So, when you want to plant another church…..

You better not do it by a school!! Because all those pastors are going to be putting everybody’s kids at risk!!

And should one of those pastors become homeless? Oh shit!!

Wake up “Christianity”….

This crap is so far from the teachings of Christ.

What a sad, and embarrassing state of Christianity we have found ourselves in when our biggest battle is defending the work of the gospel against those who claim it so recklessly….

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If You Can’t Walk Sexy, Don’t Walk at All…..Right?

Oct17
2010 5 Comments

Written by Aaron Reddin

You can tell a whole lot about a person by the way they walk. You can generally tell how confident they are in themselves. You can even tell, a lot of times, how they view the people in the world around them.

Our walk can be indicative of our personalities and even our priorities. How urgent is our walk, and for what reason are we walking? Herein lies the answers to many things about us.

Some folks walk for hours simply because they like to walk. I think they are pretty much lunatics, but whatever!

Some walk because they have no other choice. Yet others walk, for others.

You may have an idea where this post is going, but you’re probably only half right.

About 3 years ago my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, and began that ugly and dreaded fight. She won. Thank God. But we still walk. We walk with her, and for her.

Yeah, Race for the Cure, but I’m looking at something so much bigger than that. Yesterday the Race for the Cure was here in Little Rock. Downtown was flooded with approximately 46,000 people in pink. It’s a remarkable site. And because it is a cause that has affected me personally, I intend in no way to take away from that.

I wanted to snap a picture, as usual, so I stopped on the Broadway bridge to look back and snag one. This is what I got:

See it? 46,000 people paid $25 each to walk across this bridge together, while some of our city’s homeless neighbors gathered under the same bridge to grab a meal not knowing when they’ll get another one.

Again, I’m NOT trying to take anything away from the Race for the Cure. But…..

…..when I saw this, it froze me. I couldn’t help but wonder what would happen if 46,000 people flooded Little Rock…..paid $25 each….so they could walk WITH our homeless neighbors…..to help fight homelessness in our community.

Yeah, I gotta hit you with it. That’s a total of $1,150,000.

Walking for breast cancer, though, is sexy. Walking for homelessness is not.

Don’t believe me? Los Angeles which has tens of thousands of homeless people, has a walk each year. Do you know how many people have came and walked? 13,000 people in 3 years.

Thirteen thousand people…..in 3 years, in a place the size of LA. Yet, here in little ‘ole Little Rock, we can mobilize 46,000 in one day…..with a sexy cause.

Why are we so dedicated to causes that are socially sexy? Why are we obsessed with all things “sexy”?

When are we, as a people, going to stop displaying such vanity, even in our outreach?

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Trash Can Be So Sexy….Depending On What You’re Doing With It

Oct11
2010 3 Comments

Written by Aaron Reddin

Our garbage pick-up runs on Fridays. Every Friday morning I have to remind myself (somehow) to drag that big green bucket out to the side of the road.

When I come home that afternoon the big green bucket is empty. Waiting for me to drag it back to it’s little home over by the fence.

Between those two occurrences, the last thing on my mind is the contents of that big green bucket and what’s happening to them.

Somebody is pickin’ that crap up. Somebody, every Friday, is coming through my neighborhood and pickin’ up all my crap. All my nastiness. All my smelliness. All my garbage.

That’s not sexy. Trash just isn’t sexy.

Know what’s sexy? That doctor 3 doors down! They’re sexy! What, in their fancy car and clothes….that’s sexy.

That dude that just picked up mine and the doctors’ garbage….not sexy.

And so it goes with outreach.

Going down under the bridge to serve some chili that we made in the church kitchen, that’s sexy! We’re doing our part! What? We do it once a month! That’s like….half of a Saturday every month! We freakin’ rock dude!!

The other 30 days of the month, somebody is buying toilet paper for their homeless neighbors. Yeah, they need that stuff too after they eat. Gross? Yeah, not so sexy, huh? But it’s reality. Somebody is buying them toothbrushes. Somebody is pulling teeth for them for free. Somebody is cutting their hair. Somebody is providing them a place to shower, to wash their clothes. Somebody is giving them a ride….in their car….even when they don’t smell pleasant and it feels awkward.

Somebody is taking these things to them. In the heat. In the freezing cold. In the middle of night. On their lunch break. After school.

I’ve blabbed all of this to say that I don’t think Jesus ever intended “outreach” to be this super-sexy hobby that we have as Christians.

It’s meant to be a way of life. It’s a mindset. It’s a priority. It never stops.

Where it differs from my stupid trash truck analogy, is that real outreach doesn’t just push the big green can out to the curb. It loads that crap onto the truck to help that driver get home and hang out with his kids a little bit that day.

It doesn’t concern itself with whether it’s new shoes are going to get some mud on them. It isn’t preoccupied with it’s fresh manicure. And if we’re honest, it doesn’t even care how long it takes to load the trash onto the truck. Or even how long it has to wait, for the truck to even show up.

God, please teach me how to be that selfless. To do “outreach” when outreach isn’t even planned. Teach me how to be outreach. How to be Jesus.

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If Addiction Renders You Speechless, There’s a Record for Your Recovery

Mar29
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

I’ve wanted to put this post together for a long stinkin’ time. Finally, here you have it.

I believe this is the most underrated band and album of the last decade.

These songs are real life. When I had only been clean for a short amount of time, these songs were more than helpful to me. They were “instrumental” in my recovery process.

I hope they can help you feel alive, wherever you’re at right now. You don’t have to stay on the recovery-coaster for the rest of your life. Assess, and rebuild.

Self Worth: I knew I had to learn how to love and respect myself. I knew I was better than myself. That may not make much sense at first glance. But what was “me” wasn’t what I knew that I could be. Colors helped me to gain awareness of who I was, and who I could be.

Making Amends: This is a song that I made my mother listen to a long time after I had gotten clean. I still carried all my guilt, years later. I didn’t know how to tell her what I was feeling, so I let this song do it for me.

Ready to Quit: When things were overwhelmingly hard and I thought I was ready to dive head first off the top of the recovery roller coaster:

Closure: For everyone that held me back, pushed me down, or never gave me a chance, this one was for them. Sometimes I still listen to it when I want to try and prove a point to them. Then I remember that I don’t have to. I’ve already done it!

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Marky Mark Made it to Memphis

Mar26
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

I’ve posted a lot lately about our efforts to get my friend Mark off the streets and into a residential treatment program. Yesterday our efforts paid off!!

We drove to Memphis on Wednesday to get Mark to his orientation meeting. We stayed the night and got him officially checked into the rehab program on Thursday, his 32nd birthday.

When Lane turned and gave him his birthday cake he said, “This is the best birthday I’ve ever had!”

That made it all worthwhile right there.

After getting everything ready we pigged out on some b-day cake and made our way toward the building. Of course I had to have a picture of Me and Marky Mark on our “historic” day!

Mark is a huge lover of music and I promised him that I would find a way to get him an iPod or CD player so that he could keep on rockin’. If you can help with that, please let me know!

Also, please continue to pray for Mark. Pray that God would radically assault Mark with his life changing power!!

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ADDICTION: Marky Mark and Bobby Hill?!?!?!

Mar22
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

We have had to improvise, adapt, and overcome in the situation with my friend Mark. You may have read about his dilemma here on the blog a couple weeks ago. If not, this is him. And you can read about his situation, HERE.

The problem we ran into was that Teen Challenge wanted Mark to continue taking his prescribed medication, but wanted his doctor to continue prescribing it for 14 months without seeing him. Well, obviously the doctors weren’t going to do that.

So on Wednesday, Lane and I will be taking Mark to the Memphis Union Mission. There he will enter into their long-term residential recovery program and have the opportunity to spend 2 years with them in all, if he takes advantage of their aftercare program. Which I fully intend to make sure he does! :)

So that’s the update on Mark. Thank you to everyone who has helped to make it possible to help him!

What does Bobby Hill have to do with this? Well I’ll tell you!

I have another friend who I’ve worked with in the past named Anthony. Anthony has had the misfortune of being nicknamed “Bobby Hill” because….well….he looks just like Bobby Hill!

Bobby is 28 and is living on the streets of downtown Little Rock. I had been informed of the general area that he was staying around and we were able to find him tonight. He is not doing well and has allowed his addiction to land him sleeping outside a post office.

I told him tonight that I wanted him to come with us Wednesday to Memphis. He could enter their program with Mark, who he actually already knows. I think they would help one another if they both went there together. Either one would be less likely to leave and give up if they have a friend there with them.

I told Bobby that I would find him again before leaving on Wednesday, and have since decided that I’m not going to give him the option! That’s right! It’s intervention time!! If he doesn’t get some serious help and get off the streets, he will end up dead in MacArthur Park.

Please pray with me that Bobby will go into the program with Mark, and that God would move radically in these men’s lives!!

Here you can see Mark and Anthony together when we took some guys to see Seventh Day Slumber in 2008:

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It’s Not a New Song. It’s Just a REAL One.

Mar16
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

The video smells of cheesiness….

But the words. Do you know how many people around you are living this very song? I bet you don’t.

Maybe it’s you. Maybe you need to get the message.

Either way, this is real life. Listen to the words and wake up to see how many people around you that this song represents. I hope it’s a wake up call to someone who will answer….

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Process vs. Process OR Process Teamwork??

Mar10
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

Yesterday I began a new chapter in the book I’m working on that addresses the two processes known as sanctification and also the “recovery process”.

The doctrine of sanctification has become a less than popular teaching topic as of recent, because it clearly involves our effort to strive toward changing who and what we are.

The idea that the “recovery process” is a never ending process has become more and more popular in both secular and Christian addiction programs.

I’m not going to tell you where I take the chapter because I want you to buy the book, duh!

But, I do value your opinions and love to get feedback and hear your thoughts out there.

So I pose these questions:

How do you think that these processes work in the lives of someone battling addiction? Do they work together? Forever?

Are they both “lifelong”…..or does one temporarily compliment the other?

Please chew on that and leave a comment with your take on the two…please??

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I’m Not Alone. Help in the Effort to Recover Recovery in the Church.

Mar07
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

The more people I chat with and the more that I share my heart about the state of Christian recovery ministry, the more I find that I’m not alone.

More people seem to agree with my basic viewpoints than I imagined. But as I learn that more people agree, it begs the question of “Why aren’t more people speaking up?”.

Why is it so hard to find people who will willingly voice their beliefs on this matter? Fear of what others will say? Doubt? I’m not sure.

What I do know is one thing. One simple little thing. One thing that I have to ask people when we are addressing this issue. This one little thing is what pushes me because I really do fear for the future of Christian addiction ministry.

We have to determine this within ourselves.

Do we really believe what Jesus said, or not?

If we say that we do, then why are we allowing people to believe that they will most likely live with their addictions forever? If we really do, then why are people spending the remainder of their lives “in recovery”?

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you all are reMARKable….

Mar05
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

Today I put out a plea for people to contribute to getting a friend into a long-term recovery program. See HERE.

The response has been INSANE!!

The amount needed to get him into Teen Challenge in Hot Springs, AR was $650. As of the end of the day, I’ve received gifts/commitments totalling right at $400. That means that we only need to come up with another $250. This is doable!! But only with your help….can you help get Mark into this program that he desperately needs? Or can you at least re-tweet this post or share it on your Facebook?

You all are so amazing!! Your hearts make mine jump for joy inside my chest!!

The enemy has been defeated! Death couldn’t hold you down! Gonna lift our voice in victory, gonna make your praises LOUD!! Thank you God for your provision!!

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Meet Mark. Meet Mark’s Emergency.

Mar05
2010 2 Comments

Written by Aaron Reddin

This is my friend Mark. We’ve gone through a lot together. The first time I met Mark, he came into the front office of the outreach ministry where I was working at the time and I knew instantly that he had hit rock bottom and then started chiseling even deeper.

Mark was so ridden with shame and guilt, that wouldn’t look anyone in the eye. All he knew is that he needed change. He needed Jesus.

After visiting a while, one of my Team Leaders at that time prayed with Mark to acknowledge Jesus as his ultimate savior.

Mark then entered the drug/alcohol rehab program and God moved in his life like nothing I’ve seen before. But just like the recovery roller coaster does to most, he found himself crashing after the program. After taking a few punches to the chin, I finally found him again last night on the streets at about 10pm.

He is desperate for help and cried like a small child on my shoulder last night. He is currently sitting at my dining room table filling out an application for Teen Challenge. I believe wholeheartedly that this is the place that he needs to be.

The only roadblock is that there is an initial admittance fee of $650. He has been sleeping in the woods and obviously doesn’t have the money. Nor do I.

My hope is to find enough people to contribute this weekend, that we can get him checked in there on Monday or Tuesday. Without such a program, Mark will probably die out on the streets.

If you would please help get him in, click on the “contact” tab to the right and get in touch with me. Thank you all for your help in advance!!

Are There Options When There are No Options?

Mar04
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

OK, right off the bat……

This is not an “I want pity” post.

Now, let me tell you what this post is.

This is a post about a messed up dude, in a messed up world who is really needing the advice of wise people. I promise, that’s it. I don’t mind being open and transparent about my life. BUT, if you don’t have solid advice for this situation, then please don’t post any comment about how you will pray for us and all that.

This really is a practical post, looking for practical answers (only if you have any).

Most of you know that I had been working in outreach ministry for the last 2 1/2 years here in Little Rock. It was a Christian para-church ministry.

I stopped working in beginning of December, as my 3rd back surgery was inevitable. The organization was gracious enough to help us get through the next two months, but with the stipulation that I return on February 15th or else I would be terminated.

I thought I was on track to return on time. But when my surgeon saw me again, he said I needed at least 6 more weeks.

Long story short: I was terminated from my position there. What’s critical is that since it was a non-profit organization they are not obligated to pay unemployment and therefore I was left with no way to draw income. Also, having less than 50 employees, MFLA didn’t apply and was not an option either.

So, without a paycheck and without the ability to file for unemployment my only hope was that I could get disability until I could return to some type of normalcy and go back to work somewhere.

Yesterday I received notice that I was denied disability.

So, I’m terminated for reasons beyond my control….
can’t draw unemployment…..
can’t get disability…..
starting appeal process tomorrow which could take 97 years…..
and can’t get another job until surgeon releases me…..

What’s left? Are there really no other options?

Now, don’t get me wrong. We don’t have an eviction notice and our cars are not being repossessed. We are not starving. We are able to make life work somehow. Actually God is making it work.

But I just can’t believe that there would be NO other options for us, until I am able to return to work.

So, I turn to you! The wise people of the world and ask you what your advice would be…..

Is there something I can do now, to prevent catastrophe later? I’m not begging for change, but I am begging for advice. There is wisdom in the counsel of many….

Are there options when there are no other options? What do you do? What WOULD you do?

I have tried things without asking advice too many times in life and failed. So now I ask your advice……ready GO!!! (Remember, practical answers only!!)

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Don’t Like Picking Up Strangers? Give ‘em a Bicycle….

Feb26
2010 4 Comments

Written by Aaron Reddin

This idea began last year as we found that many homeless would not come into shelters due to their geographic location. If they are near their work or resources it makes no sense to go to a shelter several miles away.

BUT, when asked if we provided them a free bicycle, would that decision change…..without hesitation the answer was yes.

This spring as many will be cleaning their garages and patios, there are THOUSANDS of bikes that will either get thrown out or just sit there for another wasted year. Why not donate it and give a homeless or even impoverished person a more effective mode of transportation?

I am currently seeking partners, sponsors, volunteers and other organizations that would like to get in on this magnificent effort with me.

If you would like to be a part in any way, please contact me at aaron@aaronreddin.com.

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The Irony of Finding Freedom in Being Fired

Feb17
2010 Leave a Comment

Written by Aaron Reddin

I’ve been inundated with questions the last few days about my back and my return to my position as the Director of Men’s Ministries for drug/alcohol recovery at the Union Rescue Mission. Though I have tried to refrain from posting about my personal life, I felt this one was appropriate.

I became unable to work at the beginning of December, and I wasn’t able to have my 3rd major back surgery until January 14th. I had a fusion which included 4 screws and 2 rods. Recovery time varies with each individual. Mine seems to be taking it’s time.

This past Friday I saw my surgeon for some followup X-rays and to see why I was having some extremely sharp pain in my spine. Long story short, my back simply has to have more downtime to heal.

The Union Rescue Mission had given me until Feb 15th to return, or I would be terminated. My surgeon said that he wanted me off work a minimum of six more weeks. So, after 2+ years of ministry at the URM, I was terminated.

I have many mixed feelings about the situation, and the decision making of the leadership of the organization. Most of those feelings are better kept private. I will not rant on here about the situation, I just wanted to share with you all what has happened.

I grew a lot and learned a lot during my time there, and had the chance to point many people to Jesus. I pray that they keep looking at him!

So what’s next for me? I don’t have a clue. I can’t go get another job because the surgeon says no work. It’s my understanding that I can’t draw unemployment since the URM is a non-profit. And disability takes centuries to get approved. So the future is uncertain.

What I do know is that God has some things working now that have removed me from a place where I could not be who he created me to be, and is moving me in directions that will allow me to live in more freedom as I point to Jesus.

Please pray for me and my wife as we persevere through a season of uncertainty. Please pray for my men in the recovery program there, that they will hold fast to Galatians 5:16.

I love you all and hope to continue serving the hurting alongside you in our area. My personal contact info can be found on the “contact” page. No brainer, I know. Please feel free to contact me for anything regarding outreach, recovery, consulting, writing, or whatever! My life focus will still be on outreach and I will still be very involved in the efforts taking place in this city.

In stepping into this beautiful new season of my life and ministry, I will close this post with my hearts most sincere prayer:

“God, I don’t have great faith, but I can be faithful. My belief in you may be seasonal, but my faithfulness will not. I will follow in the way of Christ. I will act as though my life and the lives of others matter. I will love. I have no greater gift to offer than my life. Take it. In Jesus’ name” – Unknown

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It’s Not a New Problem. It’s Not a New Solution….

I Bet a Homeless Pastor Would Rape Every Kid in Town

If You Can’t Walk Sexy, Don’t Walk at All…..Right?

Trash Can Be So Sexy….Depending On What You’re Doing With It

If Addiction Renders You Speechless, There’s a Record for Your Recovery

Marky Mark Made it to Memphis

ADDICTION: Marky Mark and Bobby Hill?!?!?!

It’s Not a New Song. It’s Just a REAL One.

Process vs. Process OR Process Teamwork??

I’m Not Alone. Help in the Effort to Recover Recovery in the Church.

Meet Mark. Meet Mark’s Emergency.

Don’t Like Picking Up Strangers? Give ‘em a Bicycle….

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