I sold my son’s bunk bed today…
We’ve had that bed for over 10 years, probably closer to 15. I didn’t think I would feel sad, but I do.
Author: Joyful
It is true what they say, that the more you know, the more you realize how much you don’t know.
I became a Christ follower when I was 16. After 30+ years of being a Christian, you would think I have it down pat basic concepts such as Loving God, Loving People, Knowing the Bible…
I am not giving a full review here, but just noting a couple of books I read recently.
Easy to Kill, another classic by Agatha Christie, was a reread for me. It’s not usually much fun to reread a mystery because you would already know whodunnit. But I forgot who the murderer was until half way through, so it still fun to read.
Read more of “Agatha Christie reread, Henri Nouwen first read”
I’ve been following the Today’s Giveaway blog lately. Almost everyday there is a contest to give away good stuff. I like to enter contests on blogs because it’s easy, and kind of fun, especially when you win. But you also find out about new products that you may not normally hear about.
I read another biography of a Christian hero (children’s narrative version).
William Booth is the founder of the Salvation Army. With what do you associate the Salvation Army? Soliciting money at Christmas with the ringing bell? The Salvation Army truck picking up your discards? The Salvation Army band at parades? (there is an interesting history about the band recounted in the book.)
Take a look at this space saving apartment. I’d be happy just to add some more bookshelves in my house.
http://planetgreen.discovery.com/videos/worlds-greenest-homes-hong-kong-space-saver.html
This article makes me want to buy the ipad.
We know the right answer. “The church is about the people…people not program…”
But the way we act often reflect otherwise. We get upset with people when the program doesn’t run smoothly. We are irritated with people who disagree with us how things ought to be done. We stay away from people who are to…
I love to read whodunnit type of mysteries in the classic tradition of Agatha Christie. Unfortunately, Withering Heights by Dorothy Cannell is not one of them.
I read the first in this Ellie Haskell series, Thin Woman, a while ago. I didn’t love it, but I thought I’d try another book by this author.Â…
When you are posed with several options or courses of action, and all of them are good, how do you decide which one God wants you to choose? How do you determine God’s will?
I’ve been reading biographies of famous Christians, the children’s versions in story form. They are easy and fun to read, so engaging that you wouldn’t want to put it down. It only takes a few hours to read one.