It's funny how time makes us forget. A few weeks ago I was watching the NBA playoffs in awe of Kobe and LeBron, but it seems I've forgotten just how good Michael Jordan really was. I was catching up on some blogs when I came across this. (thanks Barton Damer for reminding me who definitively was the greatest ever)
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Justin's Music
- Sojourn: Over the Grave
Awesome album of modernized Isaac Watts hymns. Great band with a couple of old friends. It's creative, deep and a must have. Get it off of itunes today! (*****) Fee: Hope Rising
Fee does it again. Solid album with some great worship songs. Glory to God is an early stand out song that I'm sure we'll be doing at Awake very soon. (*****)Church Music
David Crowder Band: Church Music
Great album by DCB. I love the 80's rock on God Almighty, None Compares. Solid. A must have. (*****)A_cross//The_earth:Tear Down The Walls
Hillsong: A_cross//The_earth:Tear Down The Walls
Download this now! It's incredible. Soak it in. (*****)The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place
Explosions in the Sky: The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place
Great instrumental album. Great for background music. (****)No Line On The Horizon
U2: No Line On The Horizon
Great album by one of the best bands in the world! I really dig "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight." It's an album that really grows on ya. (****)Til We See the Shore
Seabird: Til We See the Shore
Great album. Pick it up! Can't get it out of my head. (****)Eastmountainsouth: Eastmountainsouth
Great fall music (****)Coldplay: Viva La Vida
Great album. It really grows on you. (****)
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Justin's Shelf
David Kinnaman: unChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks about Christianity... and Why It Matters
Good book with some sobering statistics and perspective from outside the walls of the Church. A must read for church leaders thinking about the future of the church and the generations that will be leading it. (****)William P. Young: The Shack
Laura and I listened to the audio book. It was a good read. It challenged me to think about God and the Trinity in new ways. Didn't agree with 100% of it but all good books are like that. Eat the meat, spit out the bones. It's definitely worth a read. (****)Gene Edwards: A Tale of three Kings: A Study in Brokenness
I loved this book. It might be the most significant book I've read in the last three years. Buy it today. I read it in a day and I'm still digesting it. (*****)Philip Yancey: The Jesus I Never Knew
I'm re-reading this one to get ready for next year. We are going to teach Jesus all year. (****)Seth Godin: Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us
Great Book. You can get the audio copy for free at http://is.gd/4v6tThom S. Rainer: Simple Church: Returning to God's Process for Making Disciples
I really like Rainer and I really like simple. (***)Tim Stevens: Pop Goes the Church: Should the Church Engage Pop Culture?
I'm only half way through it. It got destroyed on my Panama trip but another copy is on its way. (***)Todd Hopkins: The Janitor: How an Unexpected Friendship Transformed a CEO and His Company
We are reading this in the men's ministry. It's a great book and a quick read. I'm almost finished. (****)Joseph Michelli: The Starbucks Experience: 5 Principles for Turning Ordinary Into Extraordinary
Great read on one of my favorite place. (***)Christopher Vogler: The Writers Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers, 3rd Edition
I'm getting through this slowly but it's pretty interesting.
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