John Grisham has written 22 books, one for every year since 1989 and sometime two in one year. Most of his work are encased in the idea of law novels.
One day a few years ago i decided i read y first book not tarted toward teens or kids. Until that moment, my reading 'portfolio' consisted of Animorphs ,the Left Behind Teen series, Miranda L'ngle books and, the most popular at the time, Goosebumps. Reading the books Man and Boy and Thr3e had opened my mind to the world of "grown-up" reading. i'd never go back again (with the exception of John Green Books).
John Grisham caught my attention with, The King of Torts, the book that pushes the question, what would you do if.... i was memorized and wanted to read more. Not too long after that i'd become determined to read every book that man has every written and this is where i find myself today. i looked up all the books he'd written and realized it's going to take me longer than i thought. i'm overjoyed. Books to go:
This summer will be the premiere of a few new podcasts i am co-producing. One of them is called, This This and That.. It's a five minute podcast similar to How Stuff Works Podcastwhere the host explains a basic aspect Christian living like prayer and going to church.
The recent passing of a recitative and a friend in the same week had me on my knees. It's always a good experience to have face time with God. i feel like i see Him the clearest and know Him as a reality the most when i press in and seek one on one. Whether everything is going fine or when everything is not, my alone time with God is a time in which i am revitalized,awakened, and alive. i thought about this while on my knees and decided to guest host an episode of This This and That. and share the importance of this crucial spiritual ritual.
Soon i'll write the scrip and post it here and on the project website both for easy access and to accent the necessity of having a "quite time" alone for/with/in the Word.