Adam Stahr

Do You Have an Anger Problem?

It’s not just the title of this post. It’s a question worth asking yourself. Do you have an anger problem? I recently ran across a helpful post on the CCEF blog, written by Ed Welch, on the topic of anger. In … Continue reading →

Advent: God With Us

I have listened to God With Us from Folk Angel‘s album, Comfort & Joy – Christmas Songs Vol. 3, countless times over the past few weeks. It proved to be particularly impactful as I have prepared to preach on a … Continue reading →

Video: Penn State / Nebraska Pre-Game Prayer

In case you missed it, here is a video of Coach Ron Brown’s prayer before the Nebraska/Penn State football game on Saturday. Also, the Daily Nebraskan published a number of letters from members of the Penn State community expressing their … Continue reading →

Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy only $1.99 Today

Amazon continues to impress me. This makes my third Kindle Daily Deal post in a row. Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy has been on my “To Read” list for some time now. Amazon just moved it closer to the top … Continue reading →

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: Amazon’s Kindle Daily Deal

Another great Kindle Daily Deal from Amazon. Pick up Patrick Lencioni’s The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable for just $2.99 – today only.

Poke the Box: Amazon’s Kindle Daily Deal

Amazon’s Kindle Daily Deal is worth a look today. The Kindle Edition of Seth Godin‘s Poke the Box is just $1.49. Of course, this price is for today only.

Evernote and Skitch Make a Great Match

Yesterday it was announced that Evernote has acquired Skitch. This is exciting news and a great match! Evernote and Skitch are already two of the most useful apps I have on my Mac. The folks at Evernote claim that “Skitch will … Continue reading →

Free Ebook – Read This Before Our Next Meeting

As one who has witnessed, first-hand, the broken “meetings system” (and contributed to it as well), I am really looking forward to reading this book: Read This Before Out Next Meeting, by Al Pittampalli. And the best part? The Kindle … Continue reading →

The Execution of Ideas

It has never been especially difficult for me to develop new ideas. Having an idea is easy. Execution – now that’s the hard part. As as young professional, I was blessed to have a boss who challenged me not to … Continue reading →

The Lifehacker Post that Changed My Life

Okay, the title might be a bit dramatic. The post didn’t change my life. But it did have a serious impact, albeit in a small way. Think about this for a moment: How many times have you reached into your … Continue reading →