Better Ways to Read the Bible by Zach W. Lambert
A well-written, easy-to-read book about different “lenses” (sets of assumptions) we use and can use to understand the Bible. A balm to the soul.
How to be Okay When Nothing is Okay: Tips and Tricks That Kept me Alive, Happy, and Creative in Spite of Myself by Jenny Lawson
Funny, insightful, and fun to read.
What Grows in Weary Lands: On Christian Resilience by Tish Harrison Warren
When life feels dry.
Mary, mother of God
Mary. Let’s celebrate her. “The Bible offers glimpses of Mary that together paint a portrait of discipleship. Few others followed Jesus with the same level of thoughtfulness, reflection, obedience, intelligence, and faith as his mama did.”
The Understory: An Invitation to Rootedness and Resilience From the Forest Floor by Lore Ferguson Wilbert
A lover of nature, in particular the forest, uses the forest floor, the understory of the forest, to reflect on her life and her relationship with Jesus.
Make Your Home in This Luminous Dark: Mysticism, Art, and the Path of Unknowing by James K.A. Smith
More value and worth from NOT comprehending rather than figuring it out.
The Gospel According to Dolly Parton
Rethinking who Dolly Parton is and a different perspective on spreading the gospel.
Let me do that for you.
Imagine God reaching for your worry and saying, “Here, let me do that for you.”
American Han by Lisa Lee
Good story of growing up in Napa/the Bay Area with Korean-American immigrant parents.
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #15 - Arches in the Evening
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#15 - Arches in the evening
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #14 - Potash
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#14 - Potash
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #13 - Canyonlands
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#13 - Canyonlands
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - #12 - A Quiet Day, and a Little Shopping
Road Trip - April-May 2026 - Michigan-Tucson-Arches-Portland-Lynden
#12 = A Quiet Day, and a LIttle Shopping