Thoughts on John Wesley, UMC, life, faith, and anything else!
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Transitioning to JoliOS
The Computers / Background From time to time I become discontented with my computing situation. I’ve moved away from having the latest and greatest PC. Now I would much rather have a cheaper PC and find ways to get it to run well. My life is surrounded by four different computers. I have a computer…
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Review – Quiet by Susan Cain
[amazon asin=0307352153&template=wishlist&chan=default] Susan Cain’s book on introversion is, in my estimation, an indispensable resource on challenges introverts face in an extroverted world. The book is well researched and written. The five years it Cain took to write is evident. I was surprised by the amount of research Quiet contained, and the extensive research serves as…
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Worship and Workout
I think this is awesome! I wonder if there are other ways to integrate worship into the flow of life?
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Review – The Deeper Path by Kary Oberbrunner
[amazon asin=0801015219&template=wishlist&chan=default] I received a pre-release electronic copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I just finished Kary Oberbrunner’s book and I’m conflicted. I’m giving the book three stars. Overall the book was a good positive book. There were many helpful points, and thoughts. Following the exercises to create one’s OPUS and…
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Review – Just Like Jesus by Max Lucado
I received an electronic version of this book free in exchange for a honest review. There’s not too much I can say about this book, other than Max Lucado continues to do an excellent job. Those familiar with Lucado’s writing will find another inspirational and moving work. In the course of twelve chapters and a…
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Review – The Heart of Religion
[amazon asin=0199931887&template=wishlist] I received the electronic version of this book in exchange for an honest review. The authors have taken on quite a task. Through qualitative and quantitative statistical methods they seek to understand the impact of experiencing divine or godly love has on benevolence. The quantitative survey served to determine what categories had impact…