Summer Reading for Christian Women
Can you name a book (or books) you absolutely couldn't live without?
If I was stranded on a deserted island, these are the essential books I'd want to have along with me. Why not consider a few of these Christian titles while you’re soaking up the rays this summer?
1. Discover Your God-Given Gifts by Don & Katie Fortune
Can you name a book (or books) you absolutely couldn't live without?
If I was stranded on a deserted island, these are the essential books I'd want to have along with me. Why not consider a few of these Christian titles while you’re soaking up the rays this summer?
1. Discover Your God-Given Gifts by Don & Katie Fortune
2. His Needs Her Needs by Dr. W. Harley
3. Love & Respect by Dr. E. Eggerichs
4. Intimate Issues by Pintus & Dillow
- (Review)
- Educational and fun. Get it. Read it. Apply it.
5. How Women Help Men Find God by David Murrow
- (Review)
- Explains what makes men tick spiritually. Excellent.
6. Discover Your Children’s Gifts by Don & Katie Fortune
- If you have kids, get this! Now.
7. One Million Arrows by Julie Ferwerda
- (Guest Review)
- Most inspiring parenting book I’ve read in a long time…
8. Feasts of the Lord by Howard & Rosenthal
- God’s timetable is prophetic and perfect.
9. Heaven by Randy Alcorn
- (Review)
- Dazzling hope for every Christian believer.
10. The Bible
Related: Discover more books at 5MFM's fourth Tuesday carnival,
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Can you name a book (or books) you couldn't live without?
13 Comments:
Wow! Much to add to my list! I've only read a few of those. Thanks for sharing!
I wouldn't want to live without the Bible, of course, and Jim Berg's Changed Into His Image, Amy Carmichael of Dohnavur by Frank Houghton, Isobel Kuhn's books...and probably several others, not to mention fiction. :-)
Those all sound like good books! I am STILL waiting for One Million Arrows to go on sale at CBD...then I will buy it! :)
The books I would have to have on a desert island are: My Bible, Sacred Pathways,(Gary Thomas) Deeper: Living in the Reality of God's Love,(debbie alsdorf) and What's so Amazing about Grace? (phil yancey)
One million arrows was fantastic!
love the new look!
Great list! I think I'll be looking up some of those. Soon, I'll be reading The Life You Always Wanted by John Ortberg. I'm excited, it looks like a good read.
Love your list! I'd add, along with the Bible, of course, any by Ray Stedman and also any of Stormie Omartian's books on prayer. Thanks for all the great posts about books :)
I agree strongly with your pick Discover Your God-Given Gifts. THat is an awesome book...but a great list in general. =)
GlowinGirl: Any time!
Barbara H: OK, those are new titles to me. You're a reading machine! :~D
Faith: Yes, absolutely, Sacred Pathways and Phil Yancey...
Amydeanne: Thanks!
April: LOL, I bet you're reading that Ortberg book for one of your THEO classes! It was a "text" in one of mine too. I hope you blog a review. :~D
Lynn: Of course, Stormie Omaritan on prayer... :~D
Carrie: Thanks for stopping by today!
Great list! I'd add "A Long Obedience in the am Direction" I just love that book!
I would need to add Lessons I Learnt In The Dark by Jennifer Rothschild and a good Auto/Biography I could easily re-read I Was Wrong by Jim Baker - throw in a knitting book and I'll be happy lol
I am looking forward to reading One Million Arrows.
Right now I am reading Spoken from the Heart, by Laura Bush and LOVING IT!
A Stone Gatherer: LOL, can't wait to re-acquaint myself with it.
Shelley: I remember a few of your past posts about Jennifer R. Knitting eh? Cool.
Tonya: If you blog about Laura Bush's book, would you let me know?
Yes I remember this post...don't know why I didn't comment...I think we did through email because we both talked about reading mainly non-fiction
Great list...will add some to my growing list
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