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The Last Block in Harlem

Amanda wrote 3 days ago: “Inside Central Park there are people dying, men dropping down on one knee to propose, young c … more →

50. The Kite Runner 5 comments

Amanda wrote 3 weeks ago: There is a way to be good again. Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner was my first summer readin … more →

Tags: 101 in 1001, Books

Confessions of a Word Nerd 2 comments

Amanda wrote 1 month ago: I’ve always been a nose-in-the-books, head-in-the-clouds type of individual.  My imagination h … more →

083. The Big Sister's Guide to the World of Work

Amanda wrote 1 month ago: My big sister is a stay-at-home housewife, mother of five.  Her ideal of work and my ideal of work d … more →

Tags: Career, 101 in 1001

A lofty and beautiful purpose

~Bryant wrote 4 months ago: The secret of happiness here and here after, the gold thread of youth, lies in loving God, and lov … more →

Tags: Purpose

Every man

~Bryant wrote 7 months ago: I have had some time for reading while I’ve been visiting relatives up here in frigid Minnesot … more →

Tags: HeartThoughts

A simple prayer

~Bryant wrote 8 months ago: Cleanse me from every sin, and set me free.  Fulfill Thy Word, and make me pure within. Fill me wit … more →

Considering the Cross

~Bryant wrote 9 months ago: We can so easily allow self-pity to seep into our hearts.  When we feel lonely or crave someone to … more →

Tags: HeartThoughts

Little things

~Bryant wrote 10 months ago: You must make the most of what little Christian life you have; be thankful God has given you so mu … more →

Tags: Little Things

A Worshipping Heart

~Bryant wrote 10 months ago: The one thing that is needed is a captivated, adoring heart, a heart that responds to the extravag … more →

Tags: Purpose

from the bookshelf: web standards and accessibility

Christopher wrote 1 year ago: Finally finished reading Jeffrey Zeldman’s Designing with Web Standards (2nd Edition). The boo … more →

Tags: mistake-free living, Review, Design, Books, web design, standards-based design, Accessibility

Belated Resurrection Sunday Post

Scott wrote 1 year ago: While I certainly love Christmas and all the joy that goes with it, there’s just something abo … more →

Tags: Main, Pictures], Holidays, Cody, WY, Devotional Thoughts, The Glory of God, Easter/Resurrection Sunday, Newsworthy

My ezer kenegdo10 comments

~Bryant wrote 1 year ago: I lift up my eyes to the hills— where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker … more →

Tread in His steps4 comments

~Bryant wrote 1 year ago: We say we are Christians, we proclaim it to the whole world, even under the hands of the executione … more →

Tags: HeartThoughts

Futile efforts6 comments

~Bryant wrote 1 year ago: What Satan put into the heads of our remote ancestors was the idea that they could be like gods … more →

Tags: Purpose, Peace

His love never changes6 comments

~Bryant wrote 1 year ago: “For great is His love toward us…” -Psalm 117:2 On the whole, God’s love fo … more →

Through His lowliness7 comments

~Bryant wrote 1 year ago: Christmastime…is the season in which it is most appropriate — and most hopeful — … more →

Tags: Seasons, Holidays

from the bookshelf: Words in Context

Christopher wrote 1 year ago: Takao Suzuki’s Words in Context (translation by Akria Miura) had previously been published as … more →

Tags: Review, Books, Anthropology, Linguistics, Japanese

I can be so much more than what I (currently) eat6 comments

Kerryn wrote 1 year ago: Ooh, fresh mozzarella. I wonder if I can make it in my kitchen? And chicken stock made from the carc … more →

Tags: NaBloPoMo, feast, Food, Books, Barbara Kingsolver, locavore, ethical eating


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