Thoughts That Fell From A Taco Shell: One Guy's Attempt To Impress God
Matt Ouellette is a fresh voice. Honest, funny, and timely, his words bring an original and relevant perspective to today's battle for spiritual authenticity.-Josh D. McDowell, speaker and best-selling author of numerous books includingMore Than a CarpenterandThe New Evidence That Demands a Verdict Matt has mastered the overlooked and underutilized skill of seeing parables in the everyday around us.Thoughts That Fell From a Taco Shellis full of youthful exuberance and honest self-reflection. Matt is fearlessly himself, and this book is a testament to that. And tacos.-Scott Firestone IV,editor, Group Magazine and Unfiltered Magazine When I read, I especially love vignettes, slice-of-life stories, and humor, as well as thoughts and ideas that come through the side door. I also love insight, honesty, hope, questions, the unexpected, approaches that are not heavy-handed, and conclusions that are not one size fits all. If you are like that as well, then pick up Matthew Ouellette'sThoughts That Fell From a Taco Shell. It is an easy, fun read with a lot to say about life, faith, and some of the corners we back ourselves into trying to make it all work. I found it engaging and well as insightful. I also like the stand-alone chapters, which fit well into my ADD life.—Tic Long, executive pastor, Journey Community Church, La Mesa, CA. Delightfully, Matt’s ability to take the mundane happenings of life and turn them into life lessons is humorous, insightful, and entertaining. A tumble on a bicycle, an accident at a restaurant, things that most people forget minutes after they occur become fodder for a mind searching for meaning among the ho-hum of routine.Thoughts That Fell From a Taco Shellmay not be as tasty as a Crunchwrap Supreme, but it’s certainly more filling.-William Cripe Sr., columnist, author ofThe Proper Pursuit of Prosperity; senior pastor, Faith EFC, Waterville, ME  Thoughts That Fell From a Taco Shellis relevant and important for today's generation. It resounds with deep spiritual truth but is packaged in story and sarcasm, making it easy to unravel. Matt has a bright future in writing. His relatable, honest, thoughtful, and sometimes hilariously self-deprecating tone made me feel right at home. -Casey Parnell, director, the Heart Campaign www.iheartcentraloregon.com; musician, the band Elliot; worship pastor, Westside Church, Bend, OR