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A Guy’s Guide to Life by Jason Boyett is about a guide for teenagers to become real men in today’s world. The book focuses not only on physical but mental as well. From communication, dressing, relationship to soul. An interesting, direct to the point, easy understand English books for every single teenagers.
Even though I am not a teenager anymore but I found that this book is a book that every teenagers must read. Especially in today’s chaos world. Jason bust the manly myths, teach teenagers how to handle peer pressure, how to communicate well and the most important issue – sex before marriage which abortion case is getting serious.
The book emphasize on the hot teenagers issues. Jason points out the issues and give strong explanation why with proper actions recommended to teenagers in order to solve those issues. I wish I could get this book when I was a teenager. The book even has images to show teenagers how to dress like men (how to tie a tie)! I will get the books to all my cousins.
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Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller shows us a fresh perspective on the Bible. Donald Miller shows us that Christianity is having a relationship with Jesus Christ, rather than follow formulas. Donald Miller uses his trademark writing style, he shows that relationship with God is God’s way of leading us to redemption.
I find this book is interesting and open my mind. As the book tells us, relationship with God is the most important thing leads us to redemption. After reading the book, I realized I was too focus on the formulas, e.g what we can’t do, what we can do. What rules we should follow, what rules we shouldn’t follow. Even argue with other Christians.
I read a lot of Christianity books, I have a lot of knowledge about Christianity but it doesn’t mean that I have good relationship with God. The more knowledge I have, the more arrogant I will be. Thanks Miller for the book, it is a wake up call for me.
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Evil, pain and suffering are never far from us. Why does God allow it? Can a loving God allow suffering? Why does God allow suffering? How do we reconcile a caring god, a god of power, with a god who allows evil to happen?
* Tragedies and suffering flood the news. Why?
* Evil and pain afflict loved ones, friends and communities. Why does God allow this?
* Suffering seems to leave no one untouched.
People ask why God allows pain in their lives – emotional pain, physical suffering, sadness and loss. They say God must not care, or perhaps he is not powerful.
God allows us to be human, to make choices. He cannot allow human freedom without allowing suffering or humans would be puppets. Much of the evil and pain in the world is human evil, humanly-caused pain, the result of human sin. Continue Reading »
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Father’s Day for Christian fathers is a special time. Not only are they celebrating the fact that they are blessed to be fathers, but also are giving thanks for having their Father, the Lord. Getting a gift for Father’s Day for Christian fathers is as simple as going to your local religious store, located in many malls and churches. Some great gifts you can share on Father’s Day for Christian fathers are:
The poem “Footprints” by Mary Stevenson (or Anonymous) – This is a very well-known religious poem that has been placed on items of every shape and size. From throw rugs to framed art, to plaques and picture frames, to bookends and pillows, “Footprints” is a story that can be appreciated by Christian fathers everywhere. Make the item really special by making it yourself.
- The poem “Footprints” can be found in many books and online. Create a border collage of pictures around the text and add a nice frame.
- Make a plaster footprint and write the poem around it.
- If you do cross-stitching, rubber stamping or calligraphy, why not make “Footprints” into your own unique piece of artwork.
Bibles of every kind – This is a gift that will keep on giving, as Christian dads can find comfort within the pages of this uplifting book. For Father’s Day, you can find a bible with a leather cover, or personalize it with a special message created just for dad.
Crucifix Statues and Jewelry – These pieces of artwork will be appreciated everyday, around the house or at the office. Jewelry can be found in platinum, gold or silver, while statues can be found in bronze, gold, silver, glass and porcelain.
Religious T-Shirts – For everyday wear, these gifts are great for those fathers who like to announce to the world their love of God. With cross designs, religious figure designs and bible quotes, religious t-shirts are great on Father’s Day for Christian fathers.
The kinds of Father’s Day gifts you can give to Christian men are limited only by your imagination. If the gift comes from the heart, it will be cherished and appreciated for years.
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A Million Miles in a Thousand Years chronicles Miller’s rare opportunity to edit his life into a great story, to reinvent himself so nobody shrugs their shoulders when the credits roll. Through heart-wrenching honesty and hilarious self-inspection, Donald Miller takes readers through the life that emerges when it turns from boring reality into a meaningful narrative.
Miller goes from sleeping all day to riding his bike across America, from living in romantic daydreams to fearful encounters with true love, from wasting his money to founding a nonprofit with a passionate cause. Guided by a host of outlandish but very real characters, Miller shows us how to get a second chance at life the first time around. A Million Miles in a Thousand Years is a rare celebration of the beauty of life.
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