#81: Lee Camp

What does it mean to live a good life? What is true happiness? What are the habits, practices, and dispositions that facilitate human flourishing? You can find the answers – or at least listen to people who have wrestled with the questions -- on “No Small Endeavor,”the theological variety show that used to be called “Tokens.”
 
Or you can explore the answers at the NCS breakfast this Thursday when “No Small Endeavor” host Lee Camp will join us.
 
Lee is an Alabamian by birth, a Tennessean by choice, and has sojourned joyfully in Indiana, Texas, and Nairobi. He likes to think of himself as a radical conservative, or an orthodox liberal; loves teaching college and seminary students at Lipscomb University; delights in flying sailplanes; finds dark chocolate covered almonds with turbinado sea salt to be one of the finest confections of the human species; and gives great thanks for his lovely wife Laura, his three sons, and an abundance of family and friends. Besides teaching full-time and hosting “No Small Endeavor,” Lee has authored three books.
 
We do not expect either Brother Preacher or the Most Outstanding Horeb Mountain Boys to be with us. If you listen to the “Tokens Show,” that will make sense. If you don’t listen to the “Tokens Show,” it’s not worth explaining.