On this day in history: In 1785, Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter that he had invented bifocals. In 1876, Boston’s Joe Borden pitched the very first no-hitter in the history of the National League. And in 1934, police kill famous outlaws Bonnie and Clyde near Sailes, Louisiana.

Ikawa Pro Sample Roaster – I would one day like to purchase a professional coffee roaster. For now, my air popper will have to do.

A Brief History Of Internet Milestones – All this started in 1971, the year I was born, so in a very real sense, I grew up in this era. This is a very interesting infographic.

How To Remember Someone’s Name – Sometimes, I am notoriously bad at remembering names. And I suspect it will only get worse. Here are some great tips for helping the memory work better when it comes to names.

Read Scripture: Judges – The Bible Project has released several videos illustrating the timelines of different books of the Bible. Here is the one for Judges.

Today In Church History
On May 23, 1891, the first of several “chapels on wheels” were dedicated in Cincinnati Ohio. These were an inexpensive way to spread the gospel in a very fluid Western society using the railways. Read more about it here.

5 Pieces Of Practical Writing Advice From Some Of The Most Influential Christian Writers Alive – The title is almost longer than the article, but there is some good stuff in there.

When Her House Was Scheduled For Demolition – The story of this woman in Tanzania is moving. She understands the concept of joy.

Should Christians Cremate Their Loved Ones? – Knowing a few different funeral home directors, I have heard both sides of this debate for years. This article presents some excellent food for thought.