Has it really been ten years since John Eldredge’s book Wild at Heart was published? I guess so. This book was one of the first books to say, “Christian guys don’t need to be pansies” and for that, Eldredge deserves major props. I’ve blogged about this attitude previously, so I won’t rehash my comments here.… Read More »
…Not afraid to look a little nervous …or serious …or a little crazy. …a friend to all …regardless of age …or skin tone …or nation of origin …or language (Bob and Paul are deaf) …or questionable level of sanity. Yeah, my wife Nichole is a good woman. She isn’t a ‘home maker’ and she’ll never… Read More »
This is the first book from Tyndale House that I have had an opportunity to review. I was pretty excited to begin reviewing for Tyndale since I am already part of both Thomas Nelson and Multnomah’s blog networks. Technically, this book is part of one of Tyndale’s smaller imprints, Picket Fence Press. Picket Fence handles… Read More »
Tonight, my 4 year old beat me at Monopoly. Words cannot express the mixture of pride and disbelief I am feeling… It got me thinking though. Her unorthodox approach to the game comes from having no notions of how the game should be played or even that the object of the game is to obtain… Read More »
Two Things I’ve Seen Recently Gandalf Falls I was watching Fellowship of the Rings this morning. Since there’s no way I could watch the entire Lord the Rings trilogy at one shot (the extended edition is about 14 hours of movie!), I have been working my way through it about 20 minutes at a time.… Read More »
