Donald Miller: Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality
witty, clever, and not about music at all. (*****)
Steve Stockman: Walk On: The Spiritual Journey of U2
A must read for U2 fans. (*****)
a new kind of Christian
A novel novel. (****)
where the red fern grows
I read this many times as a kid. A classic story of a boy and his dogs (dogs, not dawgs). It made me laugh and cry and I don't even like animals. (****)
searching for god knows what
I can't explain it...just read it. (****)
The life you've always wanted
"Celebration of Discipline Lite". A very easy read. (***)
a million little pieces
I only enjoyed that he described his time at Hazelden...but it was more like "a million big lies". Stay away from this one (*)
The Divine Conspiracy
Very challenging and deep. Made me rethink a lot of preconceived ideas. (*****)
Celebration of Discipline
The life you've always wanted on steroids. (****)
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Here's a picture of my buddy, Jacob. Every Sunday morning in Faribault I can always count on his smilling face, great attitude and hard work to make the service go great. He's a big part of the "weekend service team" and everyone appreciates having him around. He's always willing to do whatever it takes to help someone out. I can totally see that God will use him for big things in his life ...maybe even as a pastor at RVC some day! Thanks Jacob!
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I don't see a picture. :(
Posted by: Matthew Nowlin | June 09, 2008 at 02:45 PM
To help is to be helped, to console is to be consoled, it helps to love more than be loved because you will get that back in two-fold.
Posted by: Future Pastor Wiegad | June 09, 2008 at 08:08 PM
after all these blogs, I'm still having trouble inserting pictures!
Posted by: joe | June 10, 2008 at 08:55 AM
Joe,
No worries. We all have trouble with the computer sometimes. But that is a good picture. 1,000 words of pure poetry.
Posted by: popcorn | June 11, 2008 at 01:46 PM
I see a picture!
I was wondering if, perhaps, this was a sarcastic way of saying you don't have any helpers! :o
Glad to see it's not.
Posted by: Matthew.Nowlin | June 16, 2008 at 11:40 AM
Great picture! Looks like things are going really well in Faribault!!!!
Jacob sounds like a really super helper! I hope to meet him sometime when I am able to make it to Faribault for Weekend Service!
Posted by: Dianna | June 16, 2008 at 11:55 PM