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Kindle for people who buy books

March 2nd, 2009

When Amazon's Kindle first came out, I wasn't impressed. I thought it would certainly be annoying to read normal length books on screens.

Books of 2008

January 1st, 2009

I read a decent number of books in 2008, and I wanted to draw attention to some of them.

Thoughts on Everything Must Change

May 30th, 2008

Recently, I've been reading Brian McLaren's Everything Must Change. I have also read The Secret Message of Jesus, which is meant to be read as a companion volume.

Thoughts on The End of Poverty

April 27th, 2008

Recently, I have been reading The End of Poverty by Jeffrey Sachs. The book's goal is to explain the unique opportunity that exists in our time: to eliminate extreme poverty in the world.

unChristian Christianity

April 10th, 2008

As I've said, I have been reading unChristian, written by David Kinnaman of the Barna Group.

Pleasing people or pleasing God

April 4th, 2008

Occasionally, things occur to me that are fairly obvious, but have never really hit me before.

Accountability of information

March 11th, 2008

Recently, I finished reading The Wal-Mat Effect. It has been a thoroughly gripping and unique read, unlike any other business book I have ever read. I read a decent number of business books.

The Gutter

January 21st, 2008

Craig Gross of xxxchurch.com writes The Gutter. I've followed his ministry for some time, and admire the places he goes and the things that are accomplished through him. This book is a great introduction to ministry outside of the methods that are typically considered to be normal.

This Beautiful Mess – Part Three

January 18th, 2008

With part three of This Beautiful Mess, I decided to write a post about the rest of the book by section, rather than by chapter.

unChristian and George Barna

January 13th, 2008

For many years, George Barna has been one of the favorite authors quoted by evangelicals.

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