I can't read just one book at a time.
I think I might have been born this way?
1. C.S. Lewis' "The Problem of Pain" * Recommended by my brilliant friend Hope, filled with heaps of incredible insight as you'd expect, coming from Mr. Lewis.2. Stormie Omartian's "The Power of a Praying Wife" * Listened to the book on tape a few years ago on my morning commutes and was blown away. Figured since I'm officially a "praying wife" now I better keep this one on the beside table.
3. The Voice New Testament Translation - it's always with me.
4. Beth Moore's "So Long Insecurity" * It's Beth's latest and was given to me by my mom. Didn't realize the stir it's causing among my girlfriends till I brought it up at breakfast the other morning and was the most incredible conversation.
5. Kelly Minter's "Ruth" * My friend Stephanie started a weekly Bible study with the girls and only 3 weeks in, I'm blown away. Great conversation stirrer, great tool for studying scripture, wonderful time spent relating with other women.
6. Vogue - I study these pages.
7. Real Simple - Each month when the latest issue comes in my mailbox, my heart skips a beat. Then I designate the perfect time to sit, sip some coffee and study each page.
8. My Purge Book - her own blog post to come.
What are you reading, I want to know!
8 comments:
This is where a Kindle REALLY comes in handy, if you don't have one already.
Thanks for these...I've been wanting to put some books on my birthday wish list, and now I have some ideas! :)
ME TOO! I always read more than one book at a time. And I got another one for you to add to your list: The Gospel of Rut, by Carolyn Custis James. I read it a long time ago, but am re-reading it now to go with our Ruth study. It's amazing. It's about how God loves to use women. Buy it. You will like it.
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I'm also doing the Ruth study with a group of women this summer. :o)
I read Beth's latest a couple of months ago. It's a gem. :o)
So beside's Ruth, I'm reading Mark Driscoll's book Doctrine - What Christian's Should Believe. It's a book on basic Christian doctrine and we're studying it this summer in as our youth series.
http://www.amazon.com/Doctrine-What-Christians-Should-Believe/dp/1433506254/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1279566177&sr=8-1
You've reminded me that I have the same power of a praying wife book and that it's never too early to start praying for that future hubby. I think I'll just have to go ahead and dust that one off :o)
I'm reading The Surrendered Wife by Laura Doyle, Tuning In by Jenn Hatmaker, a series of books by Lynn & Gilbert Morris and I wanted to read others but I've put a limit on myself. I need to finish these first.
Don't know what it is..but I can't open just ONE book! :D I am also reading the Power of a Praying Wife...but in Spanish..it's been a bit of a challenge but I like it! :D Happy reading!!
I am currently reading a book called Keeping Faith by Jody Picoult. I enjoy reading your blog.
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