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Fun Apps
ReelAthon - app
Movie night shouldn't start with an hour of scrolling. ReelAthon is a movie marathon planner for people who love film — nearly 1,400 hand-curated movies organized into more than a hundred ready-made marathons, every one built by a person, not an algorithm. Watch an entire franchise in the right order, from every James Bond to every Halloween. Pick a theme — the end of the world ten different ways, spy games, martial arts masters, holiday classics. Tell it who's on the couch, whether it's date night, guys' night, or the kids, and the picks tune to the room. Rate a handful of films and watch your Taste DNA sharpen, right down to a persona that's unmistakably you. And when nobody can decide, spin the Wheel of Boom and let it choose. Build your own marathons, share them with friends, and track everything you've watched — all with no account, no subscription, and one small purchase that's yours forever. ReelAthon is on the App Store and Google Play.
Scripture Time - app
Your phone wasn't built to bring you peace — it was built to keep you scrolling. Scripture Time was created to break that cycle. Set your schedule, and throughout the day you'll receive gentle reminders to pause and read a scripture. Each reading is paired with an encouraging affirmation to lift your spirit and ground your day. Choose to listen while you drive, read silently during a quiet moment, or follow along as the words highlight across your screen. With nearly 600 hand-picked passages from the Old Testament, New Testament, and Book of Mormon, Scripture Time meets you wherever you are in your faith journey. Track your streaks, save your favorite verses, explore full chapters, and share passages with the people you love. No ads, no accounts, no data collection — just scripture, delivered on your terms. One verse at a time, Scripture Time helps you put down the noise and pick up the Word.
New Book
Choose: It's Time
My book is finally here: Choose: It’s Time
Growing up on a dairy farm, I learned early that the cows didn’t care about my excuses. The work needed doing whether I felt ready or not. It took me another forty years, three marriages, and losses I never saw coming to understand what that farm was really teaching me: not making a choice is still a choice.
Choose is the book I wish someone had handed me a long time ago. It’s not written from a mountaintop. It’s written from the middle of the climb, with farm stories, a few hard chapters of my life, and plenty of laughs along the way. It’s about noticing the choices you make on autopilot, owning them, and remembering that as long as you’re still breathing, it’s never too late to start choosing on purpose.
If that sounds like something you or someone you love could use right now, you can find it on Amazon in paperback and Kindle. Buy The Book
Thanks for reading, and for being part of this.
— Hank