What is everyone reading?

[leytonstones]

OK, you should all know by now that I am a bookworm. I just love books and am curious to know what y'all reading right now.

I have a new book:

Hebrews: A Guide by Andrew T. Lincoln

 

[Jim1927]

Well, great sinner that I am, I am reading a children's book, Marsupial Sue by John Lithgow. Quite secular, but I do love children's books. I also got many of my sermons from children's books.

Cheers, and good reading,

Jim, a lad at heart.

 

[leytonstones]

Well, great sinner that I am, I am reading a children's book, Marsupial Sue by John Lithgow. Quite secular, but I do love children's books. I also got many of my sermons from children's books.

Cheers, and good reading,

Jim, a lad at heart.

Not here to judge what you are reading Jim. Just glad that you are reading something. I just like to know what others are reading and hope they will share in this thread.

Blessings

 

[C.F.W. Walther]

A Compend of Luther's Theology. A forerunner of Luther's Works which was a massive 55 volume set.

Jan's reading Janet Evanovich's books which are hiliarious. I read her first about 10 years ago about an out of work saleslady that gets desperate and goes into "out of her dept" bounty hunting.

 

[nanajojo]

John Hagee's Jerusalem Countdown

 

[Pilgrim1951]

right now I am re-reading a book I read 20 years ago - "Hinds' Feet on High Places" by Hannah Hurnard. Also, 2 Francine Rivers books - "The Priest" and "Unspoken"

 

[bcauser]

WoW!!
Well I have my brain books and no brain books.
Ok I'll explain; Brain books I learn from and get refreshed and replenished from; no brain books, fun, relax,just good books I've heard about.
So I am reading Confident Woman by J. Meyers,and The Guardian by N. Sparks . Winter line up;
Bridge Called Hope by K. Meeder and Living the Extraordinary Life by Charles Stanley.
Favorite authors,J. Meyers,N. Sparks, C. Stanley,
B.Johnson, any of the Women of Faith books.
Bless
B

 

[leytonstones]

I would love to read something other than study stuff but I just don't seem to be able to fit it in. Andrew Lincoln's book on Hebrews is pretty good tho'.

 

[Big Dave]

I to have started Jerusaelm Countdown By John Hagee. Last secular book was "Rebuilding the Indian" about this college professor/ tree trimmer who rebulds an Indian Chief Motorcycle in Missoula Montana.Very entertaining read. Should we do a book swap? I got tons of great stuff. Just a thought.
TRUTH & MERCY Big Dave Redneck for Christ

 

[leytonstones]

I to have started Jerusaelm Countdown By John Hagee. Last secular book was "Rebuilding the Indian" about this college professor/ tree trimmer who rebulds an Indian Chief Motorcycle in Missoula Montana.Very entertaining read. Should we do a book swap? I got tons of great stuff. Just a thought.
TRUTH & MERCY Big Dave Redneck for Christ

Now what a great idea. Why didn't you say so when we were over there??

 

[fieldlily]

right now I am re-reading a book I read 20 years ago - "Hinds' Feet on High Places" by Hannah Hurnard. Also, 2 Francine Rivers books - "The Priest" and "Unspoken"

Pilgrim...I just love "Hinds' Feet in High Places" and remember reading it twice quite a long time ago. It is classic as far as spiritual reading goes. Like Oswald Chambers. "My Utmost for His Highest." and Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" which I am reading now.

Blessings,

birdie

 

[leytonstones]

Pilgrim...I just love "Hinds' Feet in High Places" and remember reading it twice quite a long time ago. It is classic as far as spiritual reading goes. Like Oswald Chambers. "My Utmost for His Highest." and Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" which I am reading now.

Blessings,

birdie

So good to know of people still reading Pilgrim's Progress. A great book.

 

[Pilgrim1951]

I have a copy of My Utmost For His Highest that is so tattered, it is falling apart. I go online now to read excerpts.

 

[bcauser]

I to have started Jerusaelm Countdown By John Hagee. Last secular book was "Rebuilding the Indian" about this college professor/ tree trimmer who rebulds an Indian Chief Motorcycle in Missoula Montana.Very entertaining read. Should we do a book swap? I got tons of great stuff. Just a thought.
TRUTH & MERCY Big Dave Redneck for Christ

Hey guy when you look in your pm?? Have some questions for you
Bless
B

 

[bcauser]

So good to know of people still reading Pilgrim's Progress. A great book.

boy read Pilgrims Progress many many years ago took me almost that long to go through and them go through it and understand it
Read many Chambers books
These two oviously were my brain books
Maybe after Christmas we could start a book swap thing. But Abebooks has alot of books for dirt cheap,but do have to pay shipping
Bless
B

 

[leytonstones]

boy read Pilgrims Progress many many years ago took me almost that long to go through and them go through it and understand it
Read many Chambers books
These two oviously were my brain books
Maybe after Christmas we could start a book swap thing. But Abebooks has alot of books for dirt cheap,but do have to pay shipping
Bless
B

Another book you might be interested in is:

Pilgrim's Progress: Themes and Issues by Barry E. Horner. Published by Evangelical Press. ISBN 0-85234-529-1

Blessings

 

[Fantine]

I've been reading some Perri O'Shaughnessy.
"Perri" is two sisters, Pamela and Mary, a former lawyer and public relations writer, who write legal mysteries.

I've read three so far. The lawyer/detective is Nina O'Reilly.

http://www.perrio.com/

 

[fieldlily]

I just finished reading I, Elizabeth by Rosalind Miles. Very interesting history of Queen Elizabeth I of England's time. Did anyone read it? What did you think of it if you did?

 

[Jim1927]

Trying to read all the posts I haven't read, only to find I had read them already............

Cheers,

Jim

 

[leytonstones]

Trying to read all the posts I haven't read, only to find I had read them already............

Cheers,

Jim

Jim....you caught up yet?