Free things on the internets

I stumbled across this list of 20 Free Things On The Internet You Should Already Be Using. There is some really good stuff here (some of which I was already aware, and some not)! Here is the link to the site: https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/smart-living/20-free-things-on-the-internet-you-should-already-be-using/ss-BBZASO8?li=BBnb7Kz#image=1

1. Free ebooks and audiobooks
2. Millions of free coupons
3. Free college education
4. Free documentaries
5. Free tax filing
6. Free logins
7. Free therapy
8. Background noise
9. Photo editing software
10. Disposable email address
11. Furniture, moving supplies, and everything else
12. Personal finance management
13. Editing for emails, Facebook and more (grammarly)
14. Streaming music
15. Museum tours
16. Workout classes
17. Broadway shows
18. Opera
19. Movies and TV
20. Meditation

Bikes

I got us a couple of bicycles out of the garbage at work on Monday. Someone left them with a note that said, "Free for the taking." They aren't in great shape, and the tires are all flat, but we've been wanting some bikes. At least one is a man's and the other a woman's. If they're not any good I can always throw them away again. We'll see.

25 websites that will make you smarter

If you have ever wanted to learn a new language, or how to cook, or take a college course, learn guitar, how to write computer code... and a whole host of other things - AND YOU WANT TO DO IT FOR FREE - then you need to check out this link. I saw some people post it on Facebook and it's called 25 Killer Websites that Make You Cleverer. Some of them are downright awesome. I need to revisit this over and over.

I actually think I would like to take some time each day to try to learn Spanish, and hone up on my guitar skills. I would eventually like to have a 4 or 5 song set list I could pull out of my hat at a moment's notice. Plus learning to cook would be nice, and maybe some mind tools to use to get a job, and...

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/technology/25-killer-websites-that-make-you-cleverer-2.html

Equipper assessment

I took this free "equipper assessment" on J.R. Woodward's site. I don't think it's his, but someone else's (but I was a little confused about that). Anyway, I ended up with this order for my fivefold ministry scores:

1. Dream Awakener (apostle)
2. Heart Revealer (prophet)
3. Light Giver (teacher)
4. Story Teller (evangelist)
5. Soul Healer (pastor)

I almost always come out the same for my top two (apostle and prophet), and they are pretty close. The bottom three tend to change places from time to time.

I did like what they had to say for the Apostle and the Prophet. These were worded a little different than I've seen them elsewhere.

But... I really don't put a lot of stock in these things anymore. I have to do what I have to do. Plus I'm just not all that sure how I even feel about the fivefold ministry thing in general anymore. But whatever.

Free stuff

26 fantastic freebies