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Author Archives: Dana Dill
The Book of Converbs: Anti-Wisdom to Be a Foolish & Terrible Person
If you would like to ensure your life is a curse to all people around you, then diligently study and obey this chapter of Converbs. To help you understand and apply these precious truths, I have supplied you with studied … Continue reading
He Was Just a Sheep: A Tribute to Grandpa Dill
If interested, my grandfather, whom this is about, wrote a short memoir of his life and God’s grace to him. You can access that here. — When George Washington died, the country mourned. Countless articles, stories, and eulogies were written … Continue reading
Three Questions I Evaluate Sermons By
I have heard a lot of preaching. As a Youth Pastor, I trained multiple interns to teach the Bible and listened carefully to all their messages. As a Professor, I teach a course on teaching the Bible where I evaluate … Continue reading
7 Schedule-Friendly Ways to Serve Your Church
Most of us are busy. Between our responsibilities at home and at work, we’re at maximum capacity. So, the idea of serving at church can easily be overwhelming and quickly dismissed with the thought, “I wish I could, but I … Continue reading
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What Our Marriage is Built Upon
Today, my wife and I celebrate our nine-year wedding anniversary. This marks 17 years knowing each other, 15 years dating, and 9 years marriage. Each year with her is a gift of which I am increasingly thankful for. Proverbs 18:22 … Continue reading
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Best Quotes from The Tattooist of Auschwitz
I recently enjoyed The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris. Here are some of my favorite quotes. Please note, I don’t necessarily agree with all the below quotes, but find them helpful, intriguing, or illustrative of certain ideas or points … Continue reading
Best Quotes from The Silent Patient
I recently enjoyed The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. Here are some of my favorite quotes. Please note, I don’t necessarily agree with all the below quotes, but find them helpful, intriguing, or illustrative of certain ideas or points of … Continue reading
Best Quotes From Natchez Burning
I recently enjoyed Greg Iles novel, Natchez Burning. Here are some of my favorite quotes. Please note, I don’t necessarily agree with all the below quotes, but find them helpful, intriguing, or illustrative of certain ideas or points of view. … Continue reading
Best Quotes From Outliers
I recently read the much appreciated and discussed book, The Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell. Here are some of my favorite quotes and ideas. Please note, I don’t necessarily agree with all the below quotes, but find … Continue reading
Hello, I Am Your Idol
It’s easy for the word idol to seem irrelevant; a bygone concept belonging only to pagan people of history. Idols and idolatry don’t have anything to do with modern folks like us. We’re past that. We’re secular. We’re enlightened. We … Continue reading
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