Joyce meyer battlefield of the mind!!!! thik its a gr8 book!!! God work through that book. What do you think??? did it change your life??? views
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best book that change your way you think
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I read 2 books that have changed/helped my outlook on things.Lance Armstrongs-It's not about the Bike. Sue Patton Thoele's Courage to be Yourself. Both have come to be reminders about things I'm facing with myself or friends.
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For the Life of the World by Alexander Schmemann and Thirsting for God in a Land of Shallow Wells by Matthew Gallatin were the two that most changed my life. There are parts of FtLotW that I just can't read without weeping at how good, compassionate and loving God is.
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Even as a male I enjoy watching Joyce Meyer. Is her books based to the female population or both? Everytime I see her conferences there all females in the audience. Love her style and love for the Lord.
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Book of Mormon, Bible, Otherness, Timeline, popular science (magazines), discover (magazine). Nationlal Geographic(magazine), and othersmadibu said:
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revkajewel
Oh, my goodness! Everybody behave naturally!
The Sacred Romance by Brent Curtis and John Eldredge
This book changed my life in so many ways.
This book changed my life in so many ways.
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TheDandyMan
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It's not very original since it's selling so many copies, but Malcolm Gladwell's Blink is all about thinking and how we do it, etc. Definitely influential on how I, well, ...think. Cyberpunk writers like William Gibson, Jeff Noon, Philip K. Dick, and Neal Stephenson write thought-provoking works of fiction.
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