pickAlthough this is billed as a mystery, the reason I loved this book was Thumps Dreadfulwater, his friends, and the town of Chinook. I felt like I was solving a mystery with the group of retired gents I see at the coffeehouse in the morning. Wonderful Canadian author and great example of the right book at the right time.
pickRenewed love for the Psalms as these paraphrases spoke in clear words, expressing the various emotions experienced daily. #christiannonfiction #psalms
"I made no sacrifice in my own life to give them something of eternal value."
This is how you demonstrate true love to someone.
#Christian #Bible
pickThis was a re-read from last year. Still got a lot from it. Great devotional!
😊Happy Reading 😊
#devotional #sarahyoung #jesuscalling
pickThis was a devotional of the Torah. I enjoyed it through the year. I wish it would have been a little more. Lanier skipped a lot of verses, I would have liked to have seen it.
😊 Happy Reading 😊
#devotional #marklanier #torahforliving
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Really beautiful Advent devotional.
I especially liked the first week of readings, and I think it‘s one I‘d come back to in future years.
“I believe in the healing ministry
of phlox, the holy brokenness of saints,
the fortuity of faults—of making
and then redeeming mistakes.”
—from “Creed” by Abigail Carroll
“A poem is an ark, a suitcase in which to pack
the universe…”
—from “Creed,” by Abigail Carroll
