Labor Day has come and gone. Some students are just starting classes, while others began mid-August. Either way, the start of September means that the
If you’ve been in business or around leadership ideals recently, you’ve had people recommend Simon Sinek’s book, Start With Why. My recommendation is, don’t read
2020 Works Read Our year of 2020 was challenging. Still, this year, I maintained my annual goal for the past ten years of finishing one
Having read The White Shirt book, which is the previous book to Roll Up Your Sleeves, I must say Michael Alan Tate’s new book reads
For years I’ve tried to average one book a week each year. Most years, I’ve met my goal, but in 2019 my goal wasn’t met
Previously I shared my 2018 reading list. Within that list are a variety of books. Some were fun, some were serious, other books I wish
Below are the books I read in 2018. They range from theology to comic books to biographies and more. The next post will explain impressions
While this review is not on a book, it is on the dramatization of a prolific author who has written many great fiction and nonfiction.
Prayer is easy. Prayer is valuable. Prayer is difficult. Prayer is unknown. These phrases among many more begin to describe people’s view of prayer. It’s also
Reading is my hobby. It’s one I never thought I’d take up. However, due to the volumes I was required to read in seminary the habit