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November Reading Memo
From @urbex_abandoned: https://www.instagram.com/p/CH-yPrggcPW/ Here are a few books I read in November. I'm starting with some weighty reads, and what are probably the most important two books I've read this year. Live Not by Lies by Rob Dreher. I loved Benedict Option. In this book he unpacks what it means to live in a world … Continue reading November Reading Memo
The Book of Waking Up
A book every Christian should read. A book about addiction that's not about addiction, but about worship.
Affect vs. Effect: What language teaches us about the nuanced nature of ideas.
Life isn't always as simple as it seems.
June Reading Memo: Summer Recommendations
Some books I've read over the last month that I think you might like.
Don’t Wait around for the Bread to Rise: Reflections on Passover, Palm Sunday, and Staying Put.
Reflections on Passover, Palm Sunday, and Staying Put.
Stop Letting Drivel News Change You: Top Books of 2010-2019
Your subconscious mind builds a mental picture out of the material you permit to reach it, “Like a wax plate recording everything,” even shaping your sense of right and wrong.
Top Books of 2019
Here's a few of the books I read this year that you might also enjoy.
Say No to Hurry
If you're tired of rushing around without even knowing why, then learn to say NO to hurry.
Crowd Pleaser, Easy Freezer: Mexican Lasagna
Our teenager, like many teens, has a desire to spend money and is busy beyond belief (no time for a job). Enter: cooking for money. At Christmas, he made The Pioneer Woman's Cinnamon Rolls - they sold like hotcakes. To make money for his Winter Formal, we decided to try savory. I say we because I … Continue reading Crowd Pleaser, Easy Freezer: Mexican Lasagna
