As I went through this first day of my fast I noticed a few things. The most suprising of which is how selfish I am when it comes to my body. Sure a human needs food to sustain life indefinitely, but having the restriction really showed me how much I simply give my body what

Tonight Jeff Nicol and I got together in the NNU prayer chapel to start our fast. We picked up some bread at Albertsons to break bread and symbolically start the fast. Ironically we chose pita bread, which contains no yeast. That was not thought out at all either. In the prayer chapel we discussed what

I have created a modern engineering marvel! The desks that NNU provides have really deep drawers. While this can sometimes be good, every time I close the drawer stuff rolls to the back. Pretty soon I do not even remember what is in there. Long has my best friend, Jordan Beaver, been a master designer

Less than a month ago I had no idea how to golf. Sure when I was little I would follow my father and his friends around the course, but I really had no idea how to play. I used to smack balls in the back yard with a putter when I was a kid, but

My buddy here at NNU, Jeff Nicol and I have been toying with the idea of doing a fast. For those of you not familiar with what this is, fasting is a sometimes silly Christian tradition where one abstains from food for a given period of time and instead uses the hunger, and fills the