There are many great books out there on the subject of changing the world. A couple that come immediately to mind are The Hole In Our Gospel and Too Small To Ignore. While it definitely shares the stage with these… Read More »AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: Possible by Stephan Bauman
This Is What You Just Put In Your Mouth? by Patrick Di Justo is a super fun book. In it, Di Justo breaks down the ingredients of everyday products one-by-one. The first half of the book focuses on food items… Read More »BOOK REVIEW: “This Is What You Just Put In Your Mouth?” by Patrick Di Justo
“Ordinary people can’t make a difference the world; the problems are too big.” This is the myth that pastor and speaker Tony Merida seeks to dispel in his excellent book Ordinary: How to Turn the World Upside Down. Merida’s premise… Read More »AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: Ordinary by Tony Merida
“He who hesitates is lost,” so the famous saying goes. And for leaders in the fast-paced, ever-changing business climate of the last decade, the stakes seem higher than ever. Jake Wood, former Marine scout sniper and founder/CEO of disaster-relief organization… Read More »BOOK REVIEW: Take Command by Jake Wood
The Good and Beautiful Community by James Bryan Smith was a deeply practical, encouraging read. It is the third book in the Apprentice Series, and I have not read the first two: The Good and Beautiful God and The Good… Read More »AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: The Good and Beautiful Community by James Bryan Smith
Global economics and the biblical theology may seem like strange bedfellows, but economist Barry Asmus and theologian Wayne Grudem—who also has an undergraduate degree in economics—attempt to bring them together. In The Poverty of Nations, they do an admirable job… Read More »AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: The Poverty of Nations by Barry Asmus and Wayne Grudem
Jeff Sutherland co-created Scrum, a team-oriented method of software development, back in 1993 after working in a variety of tech companies. He recognized the way so many companies work is deeply broken. Scrum is now used by the vast majority… Read More »Review of “Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time” by Jeff Sutherland
Fluent Forever by Gabriel Wyner is a truly empowering read. Super practical, immensely readable, and relentlessly encouraging, the book is a celebration of both the beauty of language and the power of the human mind. Wyner insists that anyone can… Read More »BOOK REVIEW: Fluent Forever by Gabriel Wyner
It is obvious we are living in a veritable Renaissance of bad grammar and sickening syntax. From text messages to YouTube comments, from college entry essays to blog posts, we have seen the English language take several steps back even… Read More »BOOK REVIEW: Create, Narrate, Punctuate by Ramy Tadros
Household Gods by Ted and Kristen Kluck sets out to expose one of the biggest and most overlooked idols of my generation: the family. The Klucks’ premise is that the family has replaced God for many American Christians, and the… Read More »AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: Household God’s by Ted and Kristen Kluck