Come to the Water by Daves Highway

The absolutely amazing sibling band of Daves Highway uploaded a new video today!  It's their version of the song "Come to the Water" by Brett Younker.  

I love the video so much because it shows off their great harmonies and also the fact that they love worshiping God so much.  It inspires me a lot.  

Make sure to "like" their video if you enjoyed it immensely.  Happy rest of Tuesday!

The Cutest Toofs Are Back!...

Good afternoon everyone!  I was just looking at my blogger notifications, and guess what popped up?  An update from Inhae Lee, the creator of My Milk Toof!  Yayyy!  

You can read her very exciting post here about the latest from our favorite little milk teef.  There is one piece of info that I just have to share...  She's creating book number two!  I'm so excited to see it!  But I definitely need to get in the game and buy book #1 first.  :)

I hope you all have a great day!

Hint, Hint :D

Hi everyone!  I'm just going to post a video of what I'll be blogging on next time.  Sort of a hint to what the next post will be about.   

Perpetua

Hi guys!  I'm back sooner than I expected (my latest post was from last night) but that's okay!  I remembered a great book that I just had to share with you all.  

A number of months ago, or maybe even last year, I was introduced to what is now my favorite book, Perpetua by Amy Rachel Peterson.  A leader of the youthgroup I attend shoved this book at my friends and me, and told us to read it.  (*Fun fact: My youthgroup leader's friend is the author!!*)  I didn't really want to read Perpetua since I had so many other activities going on.  Even so, I read it in three days, and I loved it. 

Perpetua book cover.  I had to make it a little larger so you could see the details.  (Source: store.ihopkc.org)

Perpetua by Amy Rachel Peterson is based on the true story of a Christian martyr from the Roman Empire during the 3rd century.  The book follows Perpetua's life, from when she was a rich and spoiled Roman noblewoman, to the day she died by standing up for her faith in Jesus.  As a teenager, she becomes a follower of Jesus, or a Christian, and proceeds to change her life completely.  Her ideas change about how Christianity is outlawed Rome, and she becomes sort of an undercover Christian.  Now before you lose interest in this book because the main character dies (well, obviously she does since she's a martyr), you have to know that there is also a romantic story tied into it too.  I won't tell you what it is, cause it's your job to find out.  

I recommend this great book to anyone really, though I'd mostly say that young adultish aged girls are more likely to find the story interesting.  Enjoy the book!