what books are yall reading? I just finished the last of John Eldredge's books and I need something new to move on to. I'm thinking about "The Chronicles of Narnia" or "Screwtape Letters"
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Crusading_Ostrich
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Last night I finished Red by Mr. Ted Dekker. Absolutely AMAZING book. Wow. Really thoroughly enjoyed it. It was fantastic.
This afternoon I finished Life Everlasting by Robert Whitlow (No I do not have super amounts of time on my hand...I was almost done it but got my hands on Red and had to read that first
)...the story was ok, but the ending was pathetic. Whoever called this guy the John Grisham of Christian legal fiction was TOTALLY mistaken.
This afternoon I finished Life Everlasting by Robert Whitlow (No I do not have super amounts of time on my hand...I was almost done it but got my hands on Red and had to read that first
)...the story was ok, but the ending was pathetic. Whoever called this guy the John Grisham of Christian legal fiction was TOTALLY mistaken.
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I recently finished 'Live Your Best Life Now" by Pastor Joel Osteen.
Powerful to say the least.
I'm getting ready to start "Enjoying Where You Are On The Way To Where You Are Going" by Joyce Meyers.
Powerful to say the least.
I'm getting ready to start "Enjoying Where You Are On The Way To Where You Are Going" by Joyce Meyers.
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I'm in the process of reading "Revovation of the Heart" by Dallas Willard.
If you're looking for good reading material I recommend anything by Philip Yancey
If you're looking for good reading material I recommend anything by Philip Yancey
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The Icewind dale trilogy by R.A. Salvatore
2nd best fantasy I have ever read.
1st best is the Legends by Margaret wies and Tracy Hickman, but they are precluded by a trilogy the Chronicles.
2nd best fantasy I have ever read.
1st best is the Legends by Margaret wies and Tracy Hickman, but they are precluded by a trilogy the Chronicles.
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I've been reading The Kindom of the Cults (nonfiction), by Walter Martin. Very interesting read for Christians.
Blessings,
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Blessings,
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Right now I'm reading God's Equation, about one of Einstin's theories and the ever faster expanding universe. It's overdue from the library though, so I need to finish it fast.
Next I think I'll be reading An Imaginary Tale: The Story of [the square root of negative one]. I like reading math related books because you don't have to actually do the hard work, but you still get the thrill of discovering the amaizing order behind creation. Several years ago I read two books on the number zero that were just awesome.
Right now I'm reading God's Equation, about one of Einstin's theories and the ever faster expanding universe. It's overdue from the library though, so I need to finish it fast.
Next I think I'll be reading An Imaginary Tale: The Story of [the square root of negative one]. I like reading math related books because you don't have to actually do the hard work, but you still get the thrill of discovering the amaizing order behind creation. Several years ago I read two books on the number zero that were just awesome.
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