Coffee is that thing that you just have to love.

Everyone.
Especially Christians. Of course we love coffee, blogging, moleskins and announcing that we are writing books.

It’s Monday so you probably love coffee even more today.
Let me guess.
You started your day off with a cup of joe.

There are so many choices.

Starbucks. Caribou. Dunkin Donuts. Seattle’s Best. That local shop. And the list goes on.

You might have made it at your house or maybe you have that coffee shop routine every morning.

(My only hangup with Fort Collins is that it doesn’t have a drive-thru Starbucks. Boo.)

So, who makes your favorite cup?

Adam Kirk Smith
Adam Smith
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Adam spent 25 years in retail, restaurant, and hospitality leadership — managing teams of 60, growing a store from $600K to $2M+, and overseeing guest experience at a corporate level. Author of The Bravest You (endorsed by Seth Godin). Host of two podcasts. 170K monthly readers. Grimes, Iowa.

45 responses to “coffee”

  1. Dormans Coffee from Kenya. I spent 6 months this year, living there, volunteering at an orphanage. Whenever I drink my coffee, I’m reminded to pray for all those beautiful people. 🙂

  2. Dormans Coffee from Kenya. I spent 6 months this year, living there, volunteering at an orphanage. Whenever I drink my coffee, I’m reminded to pray for all those beautiful people. 🙂

  3. Nice photo, nice subject, it’s true, Christians love c(_) so thanks for asking. My first two cups are always homebrew unless I am on the road. But the question is still relevant: dark roast, filtered, 6 or 7 scoops to 8 c(_)

    When I go out, Starbucks is always good (and yes, I am busting thier french roast beans at home on a regular basis but I find that several of Costco’s Kirkland 40oz bags of dark, oily beans are just as good–do the Sumatran if you havent yet.

    But we go a place downtown where Sven does a wonderful cappucino on his monster la Cimbali m32 dosatron.

    Yeah, we know coffee!

  4. Nice photo, nice subject, it’s true, Christians love c(_) so thanks for asking. My first two cups are always homebrew unless I am on the road. But the question is still relevant: dark roast, filtered, 6 or 7 scoops to 8 c(_)

    When I go out, Starbucks is always good (and yes, I am busting thier french roast beans at home on a regular basis but I find that several of Costco’s Kirkland 40oz bags of dark, oily beans are just as good–do the Sumatran if you havent yet.

    But we go a place downtown where Sven does a wonderful cappucino on his monster la Cimbali m32 dosatron.

    Yeah, we know coffee!

  5. I usually brew up some 8 O’Clock Coffee or Dunkin Donuts at home in the morning. Grind up the beans and brew it not at strong as most coffee houses and then drink it black. Anywhere from half a pot to a whole pot usually does it before I head out the door.

  6. I usually brew up some 8 O’Clock Coffee or Dunkin Donuts at home in the morning. Grind up the beans and brew it not at strong as most coffee houses and then drink it black. Anywhere from half a pot to a whole pot usually does it before I head out the door.

  7. I start my day with Starbucks. Every day. They make the best…namely because I am my own barista and make myself something once I get to work. I love Anniversary Blend with some pumpkin spice topped with whipped cream and cinnamon dolce sprinkles.

  8. I start my day with Starbucks. Every day. They make the best…namely because I am my own barista and make myself something once I get to work. I love Anniversary Blend with some pumpkin spice topped with whipped cream and cinnamon dolce sprinkles.

  9. I love Starbucks. There are quite few in the downtown Charleston area and surrounding areas. However my favorite is smack dab in the middle of it all. I love grabbing a Venti Hazelnut latte with an extra shot of espresso and walking around the city.

  10. I love Starbucks. There are quite few in the downtown Charleston area and surrounding areas. However my favorite is smack dab in the middle of it all. I love grabbing a Venti Hazelnut latte with an extra shot of espresso and walking around the city.

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