What are you reading?

[good brother]

"Be Complete: A study of the book of Colossians" by Warren Wiersbe

and

"The Answers Book, Vol 2" put out by Answers in Genesis

In Christ, GB

 

[hendricks62]

I currently reading Prayer: Conversing with God by Rosalind Rinker. Although it was written in the late 50s it is a very informative book. It completely changes the way you view prayer. You shouldn't look at is as a chore or a task to be completed, but rather as your direct line to our Heavenly Father.

 

[Snarf]

I just finished reading "Heaven is for Real." Wonderful book. I just got an iPad which will probably result in more reading for me, since downloadable books are cheaper than hard copies and take up far less space.

 

[greatdivide46]

Tripoint by C. J. Cherryh

 

[cloveerforever]

"I hope most people are not like me. I am reading a number of books at one time. It may be an attention span problem. I jump from this book and that book."
Me I read too many books in a short period of time...

 

[Caveman3]

I've kinda gotten re fired up with just the Bible. Im in Luke right now.

 

[Palomino]

Thomas Harris's novel,The Silence of the Lambs

 

[Blessedj01]

I'm reading "What Would Jesus Do?" right now.

P.s. This book is not without it's flaws. As is the concept, but it's a good story so far. Fictional story, I might add.

P.P.S. To those who can remember my thread, I have STOPPED reading "The Walk of The Spirit, a Walk of Power."

...just lost interest in it.

 

[Blessedj01]

Oh...and Genesis.

 

[DarkMonk]

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.

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[a pilgrim]

In Awe of Thy Word: Understanding the KJV Letter by Letter, by Gail Riplinger

 

[Blessedj01]

Just finished WWJD, now onto "What's So Amazing About Grace" by Phillip Yancey. So far, great book.

What Would Jesus Do? was good too. A pretty nice story and I got attached to the characters, but the overarching concept needs a bit more thought. Also thought the "vision" at the end was a bit crass. But the sentiment of the book was pretty awesome.

 

[greatdivide46]

The Sentry by Robert Crais

 

[renewed21]

Biography of George Muller.

An excellent insight into the power of prayer.

 

[renewed21]

"Be Complete: A study of the book of Colossians" by Warren Wiersbe

and

"The Answers Book, Vol 2" put out by Answers in Genesis

In Christ, GB

Man, I love the Weisby commentaries. One of the best gifts I've ever received. I highly recommend them to all. You won't be sorry.

 

[VCViking]

Biography of George Muller.

An excellent insight into the power of prayer.

 

[greatdivide46]

Just finished An Irish Country Courtship by Patrick Taylor. Now reading The Provence Cure for the Brokenhearted by Bridget Asher.

 

[MaysMelinda]

Will anybody advise me something touching but philosophic to read? I'm now in search of some good book, but I clearly don't know what exactly I want ot read) Waiting for your replies

 

[Hupomone10]

Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret

 

[greatdivide46]

Blood Lines by Kathryn Casey