Hey all,
I was wondering what book you are reading right now and how has it affected you?
I am going through Everybody Wants to Go to Heaveen But Nobody Wants to Die: or the eschatology of bluegrass by David Crowder and Mike Hogan.
So far so good, the books focus is on the soul and what about the soul. Both writers add a different eliment to this book than any other that I have read and that is how the book is broken up. There are seven parts and within each part there is a IM section that David and Mike share, a columns sections that has some cool stories in them that you have to read throughout the book. There are interesting facts about bluegrass (the music) in the book as well. As I am almost done with the book, David and Mike are reaching their point of the book I will look forward to seeing the conclusion. David Crowder is a witty writer which makes the book easy to read but as well as you can see his intelligence with his writing style.
I look forward to my next book What Jesus Demands from the World by John Piper.
Let me know what you are reading write now even if it a magazine.
Peace Out
PJ
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Books
- Everybody Wants to go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die by David Crowder and Mike Hogan
- Humility: True Greatness by c. J. Mahaney
- Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
- Our Sufficiency in Christ by John F. MacArthur
- Spiritual Leadership by J. Oswald Sanders
- The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- The Divine Conspiracy by Dallas Willard
- The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
- The Power of Prayer by R.A. Torrey
- The Screwtape letters by C.S. Lewis
- The Unusual Suspect Stephan Baldwin
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3 comments:
Well I thought I would get the comments going on this one..lol. Well besides reading The Word Of God daily I am reading Joy In Your Life by C.H.Spurgeon. I just stated the book so I am only done with the first chapter but so far it is a great book.This book is all about how to recieve joy that will remain despite the struggles and trials of daily living. I cant wait to finish it.
Thanks Jen for being the first one to respond to the blog. I have heard of that book but I actually have not read it yet. Let me know how it is when you are done.
Thanks
of course..I actually started one of these too so if ya wanna check out my sight and comment or what not it would be a blessing. I am just not sure when or what i will be posting!lol
In christ
Jen
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