Category Archives: Books

Camp’s Mere Discipleship

Posted on July 27, 2006 by Jason

I began reading Lee Camp’s Mere Discipleship in May and I was thoroughly challenged by the first few chapters. Alas, by the first of June, I knew I wouldn’t have the time to devote to such a weighty read. I … Continue reading →

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Things I’m Sick Of / Excited About

Posted on July 21, 2006 by Jason

Today’s post: 5 things I’m sick of and 5 things I’m super-pumped about. As I write, David Crowder’s God of Wrath is spinning on the ol’ iTunes. First, what I’m sick of. 5 Things I’m Sick Of: 1. 100 degree … Continue reading →

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Things I’m Lovin’

Posted on June 12, 2006 by Jason

A few things I’m really diggin’ these days. *Taking the Long Way by the Dixie ChicksTime was, I was a self-professed sexist when it came to my music. I couldn’t find an artist I liked and I felt as if … Continue reading →

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My Summer Reading List

Posted on April 18, 2006 by Jason

As summer quickly approaches (temperatures in Huntsville have already hit 90 degrees on a few occasions!), I’m anxiously awaiting some down time from the grad school scene to be able to read a few books I’ve been wanting to read. … Continue reading →

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Which Book of the Bible are you?

Posted on September 8, 2005 by Jason

I took this test on Quizilla to see which book of the Bible I was. Here’s what I received. I guess it’s fitting, since Romans is my favorite book of the Bible. Take the test yourself at http://quizilla.com/cgi-bin/quiz/profile/profile.pl?id=11188

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Blue Like Jazz

Posted on August 24, 2005 by Jason

I had a chance to hear Donald Miller speak last night at Lipscomb University in Nashville. Miller is the author of several books, including the best-seller, Blue Like Jazz. Jazz is a writing of non-religious thoughts on Christian spirituality. It … Continue reading →

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