What are you reading?

[Kennesaw42]

Some of you fellows must be retired.
Lately, since it's hard for me to read small print, I read a lot on the web, 'cause then I can his control + a couple of times (or spread my fingers out if I'm using the ridiculous Windows 7), and, voila, I have the LARGE PRINT geriatric version. There is so much good stuff on the web now anyway. Like, over at Covenant Seminary (and other good sites), you can get an entire seminary education free.
And then we have this wonderful vehicle here, where I pick up a lot of good links, especially on the controversial forums like "Apologetics." That's a trip.
By the way, I know my gizmo up there says I'm a Presbyterian, and in spirit I am, though I still believe that believer's baptism, of the ker-dunk variety, is what clearly was practiced in NT times. So I'm a Baptoterian I guess.

 

[sheina]

Just started a new book:

"Person to Person Ministry: Soul Care in the Body of Christ" by Martin and Deidre Bobgan

In addition, I'm still reading "Cosmos, Creator, and Human Destiny" by Dave Hunt

 

[Scottish Knight]

Just started reading "Confessions" by Augustine

 

[heavensangelwv]

"The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest" by Stieg Larsson

 

[dies-l]

Habakkuk.

Alice in Wonderland (with my wife).

HP and the Deathly Hallows.

 

[redwngsfan019]

A good book im reading for my personal evangelism class is called the way of the master by ray comfort

 

[faceofbear]

HP and the Deathly Hallows.

Ahhhh, I need to catch up on my HP reading D:

 

[trishshaw]

Reading Matthew...

 

[trishshaw]

Also reading a little ficition

 

[upamountain]

Prayer by O'Hallesby.... about 20 years after it was first recommended to me!

 

[ZIGX]

I dont read much right now but i really do love to watch Christian Documentaries and many other films about Jesus, Israel, jerusalem, Crusades, Jews etc. Love them and im sure i saw almost all of them

 

[GIPPER119]

"One Man's Wilderness" by Richard Proenneke (great book!)

 

[Jandrew]

Cool!

 

[Live In Stereo]

In Awe of Thy Word by Gail Riplinger

 

[dedr4ever]

This is a must read!

For more info contact:

Brownspur Books
P. O. Box 6
Stoneville, MS 38776
roberthittneill.com

 

[Melodys]

"Whats on your mind" by John Goetsch (VERY GOOD) and I kissed dating goodbye by Joshua Harris.

 

[40creek]

I am presently reading a series by Conn Iggulden. The series is called The Conqueror series. I am on book 4 called Empire of Silver. It is a story of the Mongol Empire - rise and fall. Very good book.

I am also reading a rather interesting book by Lee Strobel, called A Case For Creation. It too is a good book.

Lastly I am reading another very good book. Rather popular too I am told. It's author is a well known and highly respected. He is Jesus Christ the Lord and the book is the Holy Bible NIV edition. This is by far my favorite book and the only one interesting enough to read more than once.

 

[Susie~Q]

A terrific book by Thomas Kincade, it is the Cape Light Series. They are so uplifting.

I just finished a book by Glenn Beck, called the 7 Wonders, very, very good.

 

[Arbo126]

Operation Mincemeat by Ben Macintyre.

 

[Trina Kd]

I just finished "The Circle Series" ('Green' 'Black' 'Red' 'White') by Ted Dekker( Great series!) and am now reading "Showdown" also by Ted Dekker.