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Review: To Change the World

This is a book review of "To Change the World" by George Davison Hunter. If cultural influence is something that you desire, this is a book you can't pass up.

Jeff Noble
May 16, 2015

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Goodwill hunting

A mistaken donation leads to Goodwill hunting... the victorious result prevented an unpleasant encounter with a librarian.

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An inner prayer life is one that is self-consumed, with legitimate personal needs and issues. Growth in personal prayer happens when one progresses from predominantly inner prayer to a balance of outer prayer as well.

Jeff Noble
March 29, 2015
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Which image represents you on Facebook?

Check out this series of images by Polish artist Pawel Kuczynski about our relationship to Facebook.

Jeff Noble
March 14, 2015
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Apples better than coffee

Another example of ordinary, everyday conversations at our house reveals how truth happens... and apples and coffee go head to head.

Jeff Noble
February 2, 2015

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A personal prayer from 2009

A personal prayer from 5/11/09: “Help us proclaim the joy of Christ and His forgiveness from every deer stand, shopping line, football game and classroom — and blog.”

Jeff Noble
February 2, 2015
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Immeasurably more..

We are Amazed. Overwhelmed. Speechless. And thankful. The generous gifts, prayers and love has led to years of medical debt being paid off in less than a month!

Jeff Noble
January 30, 2015

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A former paper boy

When was the last time you read reflections from a former paper boy? Jeff has had more issues than a... paper route. Here's all the news that's fit to print about his route with the Arkansas Democrat.

Jeff Noble
January 22, 2015

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Finding time to read

Finding time to read in a culture that would rather capture your eyes through movies or TV is a upstream battle that can be exhausting. Many of convinced themselves that they "just don't like to read." I'd like to challenge that assumption as a cop-out and encourage you to make time to read.

Jeff Noble
January 8, 2015
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