Christian audio books

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Mickeo

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Hi guys, I am looking for some suggestions on any Christian audio books that people might recommend. Is "what would Jesus do" a good one and a true story! Thanks very much.
 

notmyown

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oh, dear, i told you in the new members forum i had read it! :eek:

i didn't; i read the original, "In His Steps" by Charles M. Sheldon.

i have my grandfather's copy, published in 1935, but it's been 'updated' since then.

is that helpful at all? lol

ps-- it's not a true story :)
 
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Mooky

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Hi Mickeo,

I downloaded ," Knowing God", by J.I.Packer the other day.
I recommend it because knowing God is so vital to us flourishing in our faith and abounding in grace.Although,it is a seemingly simple title - be warned - it is a very dense and rich book.One of my favourites and one worth returning to again and again.
All the best!
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Welcome.

Goodreads has both descriptions and reviews of most books.

Often you can change version (ie select the audiobook), but even if you can't, you will get to see what the content of the book is :)
 

Gojira

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Jul 20, 2021
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I have A few by CS Lewis. "A Grief Observed", "Mere Christianity", and the "Screwtape Letters".