What are you reading?

aReformedPatriot · Aug 18, 2006

For Classes:

Sex is not the Problem (lust is) by Joshua Harris
The Exemplarary Husband: A Biblical View by Stuart Scott
God, Marriage, and Family by Andreas J. Kostenberger
Systematic Theology by Grudem
Scripture Alone by James White
Father,Son, & Holy Spirit: Relationships, Roles, & Relavence by Bruce Ware

For Fun:

The Sum of All Fears - Tom Clancy
Reformed Dogmatics: Sin and Salvation in Christ - Herman Bavinck
21 Reasons to Reject Scripture Alone- by some Catholic.

colossiansgirl · Aug 19, 2006

Currently:
Choices Changes---Joni Eareckson Tada

I can relate Gordon:
The Christian Book Store is like a candy store to me.
Although my mind would not be able to grasp so many books at one time.
For now, I have decided not to buy another book until I have read what I already have.

edie19 · Aug 19, 2006

colossiansgirl . . . . The Christian Book Store is like a candy store to me. . . . . [/quote said:
My husband thinks that my expenditures at a Christian bookstore should be tax deductible.

Seeker of the Truth · Aug 20, 2006

leytonstones said:
I don't know what kind of response this thread will get or if it will maybe qualify for a "sticky" but I thought it would be good to share what we are reading ?

I am currently reading:

Judgement and Promise: An Interpretation of the book of Jeremiah by J.G. McConville and

Covenant and Sacrifice in the Letter to the Hebrews by John Dunnill.

well, currently i'm reading the Bible... and Every Young Man's Battle < which is pretty good

Belteshazzar · Aug 20, 2006

I'm currently reading a book titled: No More Christian Nice Guy by Paul Coughlin. He writes basically that many Christian men are too nice and let themselves get walked on for no good reason. Coughlin also says that men should be Christian Good Guys that stand up for what is right. I would recommend this book to any Christian man.

I also read my Bible every day.

RajunCajun86 · Aug 21, 2006

The Lord's Envoy said:
Systematic Theology by Grudem

excellent book i use it alot in my Sunday School class and it's just a good read, Grudem does an excellent job

aReformedPatriot · Aug 21, 2006

RajunCajun86 said:
excellent book i use it alot in my Sunday School class and it's just a good read, Grudem does an excellent job

I enjoy Grudem alot. For a more indepth ST you should check out Millard Erickson's Christian Theology.

Erinwilcox · Aug 21, 2006

I've been reading some from "Letters to a Daughter" by a Reformed man whose name I can't currently remember and "The Quest for Character," a new one by John MacArthur.

JPPT1974 · Aug 21, 2006

Got done reading a Women of Faith
Devotional book that was very good!

Sword-In-Hand · Aug 22, 2006

Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Macquire.

Palomino · Aug 22, 2006

Chicken Soup for teens

edie19 · Aug 22, 2006

Sword-In-Hand said:
Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Macquire.

as in the broadway musical??

Pepperoni · Aug 22, 2006

I rarely get a chance to read, but I am currently reading A Look at Life From God's Great Outdoors by Steve Chapman. Next I hope to read Ann Coulter's "Godless." Now THAT should be interesting.

edie19 · Aug 22, 2006

Pepperoni said:
I rarely get a chance to read, but I am currently reading A Look at Life From God's Great Outdoors by Steve Chapman. Next I hope to read Ann Coulter's "Godless." Now THAT should be interesting.

We have great respect and admiration for Ann Coulter at our house. One of our local talk radio stations has a new afternoon host who is very Libertarian in his politics. He's had Walter Williams on several times, but more importantly has Ann Coulter on every Thursday from 5:00pm to 6:00 pm. so I get to hear her all the time

Pepperoni · Aug 22, 2006

edb19 said:
We have great respect and admiration for Ann Coulter at our house. One of our local talk radio stations has a new afternoon host who is very Libertarian in his politics. He's had Walter Williams on several times, but more importantly has Ann Coulter on every Thursday from 5:00pm to 6:00 pm. so I get to hear her all the time

How cool! She's one of those people who you either love or hate. I think she rocks!

Easystreet · Aug 22, 2006

colossiansgirl said:
Currently:
Choices Changes---Joni Eareckson Tada

I can relate Gordon:
The Christian Book Store is like a candy store to me.
Although my mind would not be able to grasp so many books at one time.
For now, I have decided not to buy another book until I have read what I already have.

.
I am on the verge of completing three and about half way on three more and just beginning the others. I have to get all of Tony Evans Books - Very practical.

DawnTillery · Aug 22, 2006

Praying through Life's problems - Stormie

and all over in the New Testament

Sword-In-Hand · Aug 23, 2006

edb19 said:
as in the broadway musical??

Yeah. I'm reading the book that eventually became the musical.

Imblessed · Aug 23, 2006

I started reading 'Desiring God' yesterday. I started the book a year ago, and only got a couple of chapters in. I just wasn't in the 'place' to read it at that point in time because I couldn't get into it. It's definately better this time--I took about 4 o 5 pages of notes just yesterday!

And I'm reading 'final target' by Iris Johansen. I love a good light read! Her books are pretty easy.

edie19 · Aug 23, 2006

Sword-In-Hand said:
Yeah. I'm reading the book that eventually became the musical.

I'll have to look for it - both my daughter and I would likely enjoy it a great deal (we love plays and musicals).

edie

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