What are you reading?

[JessJohnson2006]

I just started reading "The Hiding Place" by Corrie Ten Boom.

 

[Hammster]

The Bible Answer Book, Vol 2.
Waiting for the Apocalypse Code. both by Hank Hanegraaf

 

[jsimms615]

Introduction to Pastoral Care by William V. Arnold and
Raising Your Spirited Child by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka

 

[edie19]

Introduction to Pastoral Care by William V. Arnold and
Raising Your Spirited Child by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka

Would you be so good as to tell me a little about Raising Your Spirited Child?

edie

 

[MrJim]

Reading:

Fiction: The Road by Cormac McCarthy

NonF: For the Life of the World by Fr. Alexander Schmemann (Orthodox Priest)

 

[jsimms615]

Would you be so good as to tell me a little about Raising Your Spirited Child?

edie

The subtitle of the book is "A Guide For Parents Whose Child is More Intense, Sensitive, Perceptive, Persistent and Energetic". I have only read the first quarter myself, but she has been talking about positive vs negative labels, understanding tempermental traits and coping with tantrums and power struggles. Seems pretty good. I noticed on amazon.com that they have copies for as little as 1.92 that are used and new is about $9.

 

[UsedByGod]

I'm another serial multiple-book reader.

Just got a package from Vision Forum so I've started:

The Excellent Wife by Martha Peace
Homemaking by J.R. Miller
Marriage to a Difficult Man by Elisabeth D. Dodd
Be Fruitful & Multiply by Nancy Campbell

Does it show that I'm getting married soon?? Hah!!

 

[Salsa_1960]

The past couple days I've been reading Colossians. I take my time and like to take notes as I read the Bible. I get more out of it that way as opposed to hurrying through it to (for example) read it in a year.

I also just finished, "Reduce Me to Love" and am about to begin, "The Battle Belongs to the Lord." Both by Joyce Meyer.

 

[edie19]

The subtitle of the book is "A Guide For Parents Whose Child is More Intense, Sensitive, Perceptive, Persistent and Energetic". I have only read the first quarter myself, but she has been talking about positive vs negative labels, understanding tempermental traits and coping with tantrums and power struggles. Seems pretty good. I noticed on amazon.com that they have copies for as little as 1.92 that are used and new is about $9.

I sent the Amazon link about the book to my son and daughter-in-law. Kellie was reading the explanation out loud and my spirited almost 3 year old grandson yelled out "NOOOOOOOO"

edie

 

[cmefly]

I have several books I am reading.

1. The Power of a Praying Wife- Stormy O'Martian
I read this already but always go back to it, like I do with my bible.

2. Every Heart Restored-Stephen Arterburn

3. Purpose Driven Life-Rick Warren
I go back to this book a lot too. I think it's a great book for new Christians also!

4. Moments Together-Mr. and Mrs. Rainey
Devotional book-for couples-love it when we read it. We read it, sometimes talk about it, and then pray together. It's by our bed. It's also good to go back to.

5. I like most of Nicholas Sparks books because I don't think he romanticizes love. To me, it seems like he's writing about real people and real lives. So I read them for my dose of 'love stories', and I don't read any other ones.
I really don't want my girls reading fantasy love stories. It really portrays love in such a false light I think. You know? Sort of like how the media portrays sex to men. It's such a fantasy that we can't live up to!

That's just a few!

 

[daniel777]

The Weight of Glory - C.S. Lewis

 

[rustypjr]

Facing Your Giants by Max Lucado

 

[BBAS 64]

Just finished All of Grace by CH Spurgeon

Now I am on Saved by Grace by J Bunyan

In Him,

Bill

 

[tns61497]

I also read a lot of books at once! Although not as many as you! Currently I am reading a fiction novel: Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers, and a non fiction: The New Evidence that Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell (it is hard reading!) Shell

 

[tns61497]

Oh, I forgot to say that I am reading about 2 or 3 more, I just didn't list them. I sometimes start a book, then stop for a short while, and start a new one. I have been trying to read Mere Christianity by CS Lewis. He is so smart that when I read his books, I feel really dumb! I think "why can't my brain comprehend this?" Then I try to read the section over again. Am I the only one that has a hard time with his writing? Don't get me wrong, I love his writings and have learned much from them! Shell

 

[Writer4HisGlory]

I am reading the following:

David Copperfield
1776 (by David Mucollough
All of Grace (CH Spurgeon)

and of course the Word of God (book of Proverbs right now)

Writer

 

[Lightcreated]

I also try to read many book's at the same time.
But i'm trying to read the Bible:written By the Lord.
I'm in the process of reading TIME HAS AN END:By Harold Camping.

 

[BeckyM]

I am reading the Bible
Left Behind
A Case for Christ/A Case for Faith
Experiencing God
Jesus - His Life and Times

I know that's alot, but I can't seem to quit reading about Jesus LOL
Becky

 

[jenptcfan]

I'm actually reading a religious book right now. I don't do that too too much.

I'm reading Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller. I just love his writing style.

 

[Rcj176]

I am reading:
Boundaries by Cloud & Townshend
Families in the Bible (Don't know author)