I’ve been in search of books that describe the important of ‘loving what you do’ and don’t boil the message down to the point of mundanity. I found what I was looking for in Bernadette Jiwa’s ‘Meaningful: The Story of Ideas That Fly’. The…

A single read through of C.S. Lewis’ ‘The Screwtape Letters’ practically guarantees that you’ll never think of the spiritual world in the same way again. Written from the perspective of the demonic (in an all too casual tone) about the tempting of humans, this book…

‘The Lost Art of Practicing His Presence’ by James Goll is a bit of a strange book. I initially read it because of its connection to and basis in classic work ‘The Practice of the Presence of God’ (which will get its own page on this…

The article at the center of my last post, on going ‘all-in’ with ebooks from Tim Challies, sparked a lot of thinking besides my own. Notably, Logos (makers of Challies’ preferred bible software and proprietors of their…

Many of the books I read are digital, but Manage Your Day-to-Day from Jocelyn Glei is one of those physical pieces that’s a work of art in its own right. This short work which kicks off the ‘99U Series’ provides a good chunk of insight from various creatives.

As I embark on a large reading project myself, I greatly enjoyed this article by Tim Challies on swapping out a physical library for a completely digital one. Tim makes a good case both for and against going completely digital; but what I really enjoyed was…

If you’re trying to form new habits or routines in 2016, it’s helpful to have a way to quantify it all. Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose recently released an episode on Tim’s podcast, ‘Recommendations and Resolutions for 2016’, talking about what they’re striving towards and how they’re doing it.