That Thing We Go To In May
posted by Jason at 8:34 PM
1.20.2009
About Me
- Name: Jason
the second of seven children; a mechanical engineering graduate from The University of Akron; a member of Bethlehem Baptist Church (after moving to Minnesota); previously a member of Covenant of Grace Church (back in Ohio); enjoy good books; most importantly, saved by the blood of Jesus Christ.
Currently Reading
- Every Thought Captive
- by Richard L. Pratt, Jr
- Institutes of the Christian Religion
- By John Calvin
- Translated by Ford Lewis Battles
- Edited by John T. McNeill
- Knowing God
- by J.I. Packer
(Possible) Upcoming Reviews
- How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth
- by Gordon Fee & Douglas Stuart
- A Praying Life
- by Paul Miller
Previous Posts
- First Day of Class
- January's Quote to Ponder
- 2008: The Year That Was
- A Tale of Two Countries
- Ode on a Boring Blog
- December's Quote to Ponder
- Book Review: Living the Cross Centered Life
- The Color of Hope
- November's Quote to Ponder
- Quirky Question
3 Comments:
Oh no! Well... My guess is it will be a two word phrase (like New Attitude but obviously different), something which flows both regularly and compacted (NA NANANA!), something with a double entendre (NA is Sodium!), and something close to home (We all needed a new attitude every time we went). But those are just categories, as to what it will actually be called I have no idea. It could be something like Finding Edge (Fe, known as Iron), but better.
1/20/2009 11:55 PM
Wow, I'm shocked.
Fe. "Stranger," that's great.
Chad
1/22/2009 2:23 PM
I think it's Next. (I know it's lame, but I'm pretty sure that's the answer.) Finding Edge is way better...nice going DT!
-Johann Van De Leeuw
P.S. To Jason- If you don't recognize my screen name, ask Nate Detwiler.
2/05/2009 7:27 PM
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