Books, the Bible, and a Better You
Brian CauserI read a lot of books. I study and teach the Bible. I'm trying to be a better me. I pray my writing will help you become a better you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | booksbibleyou.substack.com |
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Of Fishermen and Fishers of Men
I met him years ago through his grandfather. His grandfather, Rick, a customer of mine, was a fleet manager for a national waste company. Rick hoped his grandson could get a job with our company after finishing the diesel tech program at ou...
The Great Hunter, the Almighty, and Things to Marvelous to Understand
Cutting off my red headlamp, I leaned over and quietly hoisted my crossbow into the stand by the pull rope. Having it cocked and loaded, I settled into the stand to await daybreak. Perched against a giant oak tree on a steep hillside, my ey...
Writing About Not Being Able to Write
To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven (Eccl 3:1)
Doubt, Deepfakes, and Divine Truth
It’s getting harder and harder to know what’s true and real these days. A few weeks ago, my wife and I were watching TV when a commercial came on for a travel booking company. The actors looked a bit odd to me and seemed...not human. I comm...
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Trucking Industry Executive. Teaching Pastor/Elder. Follower of Jesus. Writer \ud83d\udcdd. Chaser of fish \ud83c\udfa3. Lover of coffee ☕.
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