What I'm reading, writing, and thinking about.
I continued working through this gem by Isaacson this week. It’s a phenomenally detailed, rich, and rewarding read.
The more I read and learn about the biggest minds, most creative artists, and hardest-working people in history, the more I come to appreciate the reality that each human is created in God’s image (Gen. 1:27).
Leonardo Da Vinci reflected God’s image to the world in his creativity, curiosity, and ingenuity.
Transcript: Cody H. – I’m continuing my reading through The Old Testament and I’m in 2 Kings now. I’m learning so much and have been so encouraged by 1 and 2 Samuel and King David and how he lived and just learned a lot of applicable things for me. A lot of things that I…
Wow. Just wow. The secret childhood, upbringing, and rise to power (he was simply handed control by his father) of one of the most intriguing and mysterious world leaders.
Walter Isaacson’s recent release of his Elon Musk biography had me frantically checking Hoopla and Libby for audiobook versions of the book. Alas, all copies were already checked out.
So I thought, why not read some other Isaacson work first?
Da Vinci is thorough, well-written, and captivating.
…shamefully, I must report I didn’t pick up a book or listen to a minute of any audiobooks from my “want to read” list this week. Most of every day was taken up packing, moving, and settling my family into our new home. God was gracious and with the help of 20-25 dear friends and coworkers, we moved in on September 9.