Donald Miller: Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality
Donald T. Phillips: Lincoln on Leadership: Executive Strategies for Tough Times
Jim Collins: Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't
Malcolm Gladwell: The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
Pablo Neruda: 100 Love Sonnets: Cien sonetos de amor (Texas Pan American Series)
Pete Greig: God on Mute: Engaging the Silence of Unanswered Prayer
Phyllis A. Balch: Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 4th Edition
I WISH I HAD SOME PICS OF THIS. My brother had a ton of fluid on his elbow and it was swollen to the size of a small orange/bigger than a golf ball. He was preparing to go to the doc and have it drained. I told him to put a cold leaf of cabbage on it (a remedy that MK and I had discovered a few years back). He did so and wrapped it up for an hour. After an hour we pulled it off and his elbow had returned to it's normal size. Unbelievable...I wish I had pics!!
Years ago I worked in a fine furniture and cabinet shop, with a few friends of mine (brothers) Cory and Grant Batson. Turns out the brothers have turned out to be luthiers and are building some amazing guitars! These guitars not only sound great, but they are works of art! They have Incorporated some pretty unique design innovations (the soundport, the trussbrase, the sureboard and the shortail).
Grant has been asking me to come out to the shop for some time and last night we finally hooked up. I saw the shop(killer), played some beautiful guitars(sounded great) and we celebrated the moment with a few brews! Good times, check out the link. http://batsonguitars.com/
MK and I just started a Study through the ‘Gospel of John’, with Michael Card. John has always been my “go to”, in the New Testament just as the writings of King David are in the old. I appreciate how both John and David’s faith seems to be packed with awareness, intimacy and confidence.
Tonight we studied Chapter 2, where we find Jesus at party (as he characteristically and yet inconspicuously performs a miracle) and then later in dramatic fashion, drives out those from the temple who would take advantage of others by selling redemption.
Mmmm…Jesus, having fun at a party, making that party even better by miraculously making some sweet Vino out of water and then going to town and exercising some Justice, by looking out for those who need looking out for (especially the poor). I feel as if I’m back at square one, looking at the life of this man…and looking forward to what I find!
I grew up in Houston and Dallas, TX, so cows, tractors and rodeos were not an option. I also spent summers at my Grandparents farms in MS. I consider myself fortunate to have gotten the best of both worlds (The Big City and The Country Life). Lately my view has been from the seat of this Montana and it's been good for the soul!!
10-0!!
I grew up in Houston (when the Titans where the Oilers), so this has been a looooooong time coming!!!!
p.s. I'm not forgeting SB XXXIV, but These guys are winning before they head into the 4th quarter.