Got this book from my church and it‘s extremely insightful. Even tho I‘ve gone to church all my life, I do not know how to “study” the Bible and this book has descriptive study outlines and how to view the Bible: The Bible is about God, not about you.
I will need to change the way I read the Bible, I just read the whole thing like it‘s a novel, not a true story with lots of deeper meanings.
In March, these were my #bookspin and #doublespin picks. Book 2 was my #bookspin pick and Book 17 was my #doublespin pick. I DNF‘d my #bookspin pick but I didn‘t read my #doublespin pick so I‘ve added it to my list again this month.
1. You are your own best advocate.
2. Retired
3. I briefly pursued a career in HR/career counseling, but I kind of missed that wave.
#wondrouswednesday
Recent acquisitions:
📖 Broken Signposts: How Christianity Makes Sense of the World by N.T. Wright
📖 Medieval Lives: Eight Charismatic Men and Women of the Middle Ages by Norman F. Cantor
#fREADom #UniteAgainstBookBans
pickVery informational. I learned alot of things. I will have to actually buy the book so I can go back to it when I need to.
pickInformative. I really enjoyed reading this book and now understand the Bible better as a result.
Enjoying this book. About 25% in. #christianlitten #christianlitsy
pickA soft pick for book 6 of the Thumps Dreadful water series. Thumps is a suitably cranky misanthrope with a gigantic soft spot (a subplot finds him caring for a litter of kittens) but the mystery was kind of meh and the small town of Chinook might have surpassed the acceptable quota of quirky locals. Still I liked it enough to keep going, appreciated the subtle incorporation of racial politics, and I love kittens! 🤪 I might go back and try book 1.
Headed to our 3rd family gathering in 24 hours and felt a need to bring my book. While I'm grateful to spend time with family, part of me is craving some alone time. 🙃
