Book Review

Millennials. Apparently that is what my generation has been marked as. When the rest of the world wanted their morning coffee faster (Keurig Machines), we found a way to make it a 20 minute [...]

Every year, my family goes camping on the beach at Assateague Island in Maryland. It’s a tradition that my Grandma started when I was a kid, and something that my Mom has continued since her [...]

First off, I owe a huge apology to my friend, Ken Wytsma. I was supposed to read and review his new book like a month ago. I DID read it, but writing/posting the review kept getting delayed due [...]

This past month, I have been traveling on the “No Plan B” tour with Carman, working to get children sponsored for ChildFund International. As we traveled the Pacific Northwest, I [...]

To start, I need to apologize to Multnomah Publishing and the author, Stephan Bauman, as this book review is WAY overdue! I received the book towards the end of March and immediately began to [...]

January 2014 I set a personal goal to read one book per month and I have enjoyed keeping that goal into 2015. Much of what I’ve been reading has been surrounding community development, global [...]

I am a huge fan of transparency. Prior to reading “The Grand Paradox” by Ken Wytsma* I had just finished reading his first book, “Pursuing Justice” and immediately began [...]

I just completed reading a pre-release copy of a new book, “Overrated” by Eugene Cho. For transparency, I want to share that I received a free digital copy of “Overrated” [...]