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- Author: James Webb
- Publisher: Lioness Writing Ltd
- ISBN-10: 1999746449
- ISBN-13: 9781999746445
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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James's Blog started in October 2015 and has become a weekly phenomenon that adds salt and light to the internet. This third year of posts is a rich collection of things in his head that he has been brave enough to release into the wild.
'The Ramblings of the Man Who Isn't Very Good at Making Beds' is the published collection of year three of James' weekly blog, and is therefore a sequel of sorts to the equally strangely titled 'The Ramblings of the Man who Bought a Pear' and 'The Ramblings of the Man who Likes to Eat Alone'.
James' blog is a weekly reflection, revealing insights into both his life as a follower of Jesus, and the faith that he follows. As a writer, speaker and father of five, he seeks to find common truths in everyday events and experiences - sometimes he even finds himself in danger of getting a bit philosophical. Through his musings and seemingly trivial anecdotes, he invites you to join him in reflecting on life with God, and take a moment's break from the hectic activity of everyday life.
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- Author: James Webb
- Publisher: Lioness Writing Ltd
- ISBN-10: 1999746449
- ISBN-13: 9781999746445
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
James's Blog started in October 2015 and has become a weekly phenomenon that adds salt and light to the internet. This third year of posts is a rich collection of things in his head that he has been brave enough to release into the wild.
'The Ramblings of the Man Who Isn't Very Good at Making Beds' is the published collection of year three of James' weekly blog, and is therefore a sequel of sorts to the equally strangely titled 'The Ramblings of the Man who Bought a Pear' and 'The Ramblings of the Man who Likes to Eat Alone'.
James' blog is a weekly reflection, revealing insights into both his life as a follower of Jesus, and the faith that he follows. As a writer, speaker and father of five, he seeks to find common truths in everyday events and experiences - sometimes he even finds himself in danger of getting a bit philosophical. Through his musings and seemingly trivial anecdotes, he invites you to join him in reflecting on life with God, and take a moment's break from the hectic activity of everyday life.
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