Author Archives: jason

Go Put Your Strengths To Work

I realized last week if I am going to hit my goal of 50 books in 2007 I’m going to have to get on it (let’s face it, I probably won’t get to 50). So I put some concerted effort … Continue reading

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The Art of the Start

I finished up Guy Kawasaki’s book The Art of the Start earlier this week. I have really enjoyed reading Guy’s blog over the last 6 months or so and have really grown to appreciate his insight, wit, and wisdom. Guy … Continue reading

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The Drama of Scripture

I finished The Drama of Scripture by Craig Bartholomew and Michael Goheen. The book is an absolute gem and if you haven’t read it yet you need to purchase a copy immediately! The basic point of the book is to … Continue reading

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How (Not) To Speak of God

I just finished Pete Rollins book How (Not) To Speak Of God which will surely prove to be an important work for those engaged in the Emering/Emergent Church Conversation. Tony Jones has state he won’t speak to anyone about the … Continue reading

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In A Pit With A Lion On A Snowy Day

For the love of Pete what took me so long to finally finish this book? It’s a light book, simple enough concepts, but has taken me a lifetime to finish. In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day … Continue reading

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The Big Idea

Cory has already placed a review of this book but I thought I’d provide my two cents as well… Needing a break from all the science books and philosophy of science books I’ve been reading I finished up The Big … Continue reading

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Launch: Starting a New Church From Scratch by Nelson Searcy & Kerrick Thomas

I just finished Launch: Starting a New Church from Scratch. My goal was to have this read by this past Tuesday so I could be one of the first to post a review of it (a review of the published … Continue reading

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