Coffee Break – 12.07.2015

Your Monday Dose Of Inspiration

On this day in history: In 1941, Pearl Harbor was bombed by more than 360 Japanese warplanes, catapulting the US into the middle of WW2. Five of eight battleships, three destroyers, and seven other ships were sunk or severely damaged, and more than 200 aircraft were destroyed. A total of 2,400 Americans were killed and 1,200 were wounded, many while valiantly attempting to repulse the attack. Read more here.

Coffee Break

Adopt A Coffee Tree – You may have heard of the opportunities to adopt a highway, or adopt a stream, for litter control. Many people adopt a child from a third world country to support through Compassion or World Vision. But did you know that you can adopt a coffee tree? Doing so helps to ensure the continuation of the coffee industry. This is a wonderful idea.

Greek Statues And Star Wars – Some people have very creative talents, and way too much time on their hands. And yet, these are pretty cool. I like some of these better than the originals.

The Strange Story Of Thomas Edison’s Last Breath – People do some crazy things. Some of them, however, are extremely fascinating, like this story of Thomas Edison’s last breath.

Pascal’s Triangle – Though this may look like a simple stack of numbers, it is very intricate and extremely interesting. Especially if you are a math geek.


Yesterday In Church History
On this day in 374, Ambrose was consecrated bishop of Milan. He was a lawyer and a nobleman, and did not want the position, but he gave his very best as a leader of the church in Italy. Read more about him here.


Why Entrepreneurs Should Never Feel Guilty For Sleeping – In this age of efficiency and productivity, we spurn sleep. But we were created with a need for rest and recuperation. This is becoming more and more recognized in all areas of our culture. This infographic is very informative and interesting.

15 Habits That Can Totally Transform Your Spiritual Life – There are some great disciplines to be found in this list.

7 Gospel Centered Principles For Protecting Your Marriage – Your relationship with your spouse is the most important relationship you have after your relationship with God. Therefore, it must be protected at all costs. Here are some great insights into that.