Yeah, it's that time of year again! Though I've only participated in the Fall Reading Challenge once, I enjoy each of the challenges by reading other bloggers' reading lists and reviews.
This year, my husband once again helped to make my list. I've provided Amazon links just to make it easier (no kickback).
1. Comforts from the Cross: Celebrating the Gospel
One Day at a Time by Elyse Fitpatrick - I've been using this as a daily devotional but don't always keep up. I just try to read every day and keep a bookmark with where I am in the book so I keep reading through it.
2. READ
3. Christless Christianity: The Alternative Gospel of the American Church by Michael Horton - my husband has read this and wants me to read it and discuss.
4. God's Big Picture: Tracing the Story-Line of the Bible by Vaughan Roberts - my husband picked it out.
5. Overcoming Fear, Worry, and Anxiety: Becoming A
Woman of Faith and Confidence by Elyse Fitpatrick - rinse, repeat
6. something by Charles Martin, depends on what's available at the library but I'd like to read Chasing Fireflies. I've already read When Crickets Cry.
7. READ
I assume I'll add more fiction especially b/c I want to start READ
updated 4/30 to add read books (Gilead, Greater Love, and A Quarter for a Kiss (book 4 of the Million Dollar Mysteries) reviews here, here, and here respectively)
6 comments:
Looks like a great list! Happy reading this spring.
I don't think I am familiar with any of these! Happy reading!
Your list sounds very interesting. I've only read the first in that series by Robert Litlow so far. And I've Charles Martin on my to try authors. Happy spring reading.
Looks like a fun list! Have fun reading this Spring!
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Oh, your list looks awesome. I recently read Comforts from the Cross (though it took me longer than 30 days) and I loved it...and probably need to read it again. I also enjoyed Gilead, and a good friend has told me that the Fitzpatrick book on Fear/Worry/Etc. is awesome. Thanks for being part of SRT '10!
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