What are YOU currently reading? (8)

[Pioneer3mm]

'Dynamics of Christian Mission'
- History through a Missiological Perspective.
Paul Pierson
- I met the author..years ago.

 

[Tuur]

Other than the Bible, I'm re-reading Peter Kreeft's Between Heaven and Hell.

 

[DragonFox91]

Comics are books! I’ve HATED Disney Star Wars, but gave in to nostalgia & picked up a SW Disney comic. It was surprisingly decent. It was issues 1 – 6 of the SW run Skywalker Strikes. Darth Vader was an unstoppable juggernaut & the opening battle reminded me a lot of Empire At War computer game I used to love. Also enjoyed the battle w/ Boba Fett in the 2nd half.
In Legends, Vader found out about Luke a different way, so in my head canon, the events of this comic happen, just a lot of the dialogue doesn't.

The library had volume 2 checked out, so I picked up Wraith Squadron. Whatever Disney has done, whatever they will do, will not live up to the Legends old EU. The X-Wing books are amazing, BTW, tho some of the action can be hard to follow.

 

[saved24]

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[saved24]

I am reading a book my Mom gave me called: For This Cross I'll Kill You by Bruce Olsen. Bruce Olsen a missionary in South America - Caracas, Venezuela. He was only 19 when he first went, but he was called of God.

 

[.Mikha'el.]

Read the first two and The Hobbit years ago. Never read the 3rd.

I would suggest you could try reading it, but then you'd be up to twenty.

 

[RileyG]

I would suggest you could try reading it, but then you'd be up to twenty.

thanks!

 

[RileyG]

Just received several Chicken Soup for the Soul books, and will be reading them

 

[saved24]

Just received several Chicken Soup for the Soul books, and will be reading them

Enjoy! I like those books and have read some of them. They are very inspiring.

 

[RileyG]

Enjoy! I like those books and have read some of them. They are very inspiring.

Agreed

 

[Tuur]

I am currently reading the new safety manual for work.

 

[godisagardener]

Recently finished Revealing Revelation by Amir Tsarfati and followed it up with another of his books, The Day Approaching: An Israeli's Message of Warning and Hope for the Last Days. Both are very much worth reading, though I found a couple comments in the latter book somewhat over the top.

Currently trying to force myself to finish Faithfully Different by Natasha Crain. It's an interesting read but makes my brain swirl because the wording seems much more technical than it needs to be. I think I have about 30 pages to go.

 

[Pioneer3mm]

'Movements That Changed the World'
- Steve Addison

 

[shaniboek]

Started reading The Alice Network by Kate Quinn two days ago. The book is fantastic. It's a historical novel, which is not my fav genre, but I'm so into reading.
I sincerely recommend reading it ( it's about the challenges of being a female spy during World War I, role of the women, and other issues)

 

[Pioneer3mm]

'The Second Evangelical Awakening'
- J. Edwin Orr

 

[Trophonius]

I'm reading The Master and Margarita by russian author Mikhail Bulgakov.

 

[bipn_406]

The Analytic Theist an Alvin Plantinga Reader edited by James F. Sennett

 

[Pioneer3mm]

'History of World Christian Movement'
- Volume II (1494-1800)
- Dale T. Irwin, Scott W. Sunquist

 

[Sif]

The Fall of Numenor. A book about the Second Age in Middle Earth and the Kingdom of Men in Numenor and its eventual down fall.

 

[Pioneer3mm]

'The Missionary Movement in Christian History'
- Studies in the Transmission of Faith.
Andrew F. Walls
--
I was at his mission seminar..years ago.