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It's strange to consider myself a "runner" or "jogger," but here are some thoughts about it six months into the activity. I get to talk about cannabis and "the catchy quality of pop songs by jilted adolescents."
In this collection of tidbits from around the net, learn how to fix annoying iOS 8 tidbits, see some amazing charts, do you know the world's largest religion?.. and why working from a coffee shop may not be a good idea.
This post features a song I wrote a while back that climbed the charts quickly and has become the working person's chorus. "Tired and Hungry" - You're welcome.
#5 in the series of "books to read that you've never heard of" is "The Gifts of the Jews" by Thomas Cahill. It's readable, warm and winsome. You'll be done before you know it due to Cahill's writing style.
This "nuff said" is a random assortment from the web, including: a cult that repents, why you need to quick looking at your phone so much, Star Trek and praying for your kids. Oh, and if you're over 20, don't say YOLO. Ever.
A "spoken word" video by Jefferson Bethke amplifies the truth that we are God's canvas, and supplements a sermon I preached at Northstar Church called "Selfless Self Love" in our r12 series.
The sixth book in the series of "books to read that you've never heard" of is "Rare Jewel of Chrstian Contentment," written in the 1600s. If you're looking for a book that will help your heart find peace, this is a great place to start.
A simple coconut cake brings life full circle. Check out the time lapse video of it being made.
The next in the series of books that you haven't heard of is.. "Eusebius' Ecclesiastical History." Don't rule it out. It's an epic tale of the first three centuries of the Christian movement.
