What are you reading?

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blondieindahouse said:
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but you may want to drop the beth moore book. She is a false teacher who twists scripture. This is only one reference of many. Dont shoot the messenger :)

I pray this blesses your life and gives your at least enough curiosity to seek out truth about her teaching.

[video]http://www.extremetheology.com/2010/03/beth-moores-dangerous-bible-twisting.html[/video]
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I watched a whole 12-part DVD series by Beth Moore on the Book of Daniel. I didn't agree with everything in it, but I don't agree that she's a false teacher. We all have some dodgy theology. She seems to have the main tenants of the Christian faith intact and that's what matters.
 
I've been just reading up on a lot of Texas history. I'm a fairly new resident to this state and figured I should learn more about it.
 
Currently I am reading ' The Pilgrim of Hate' by Ellis Peters

It is one of her many books...in the Brother Cadfael mystery series

Brother Cadfael was also a BBC show starring Derek Jacobi.
It was brilliant! I have watched every show...but this is the first book I have so far lol

Brother Cadfael is awesome.
He solves mysteries by ways of old during the crusades in England. Under the reign of King Stephen.
 
skylove7 said:
Awesome! :)

Though I have only read Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck...
I think? Is that Steinbeck? Lol
Oh mercy me...google here I come..again lol
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Sure is. :) He's most known for that, East of Eden, and The Grapes of Wrath. I've only read Travels with Charley prior to this and seen the movie, Of Mice and Men. :)
 
'How To Operate Your Tupperware in 10 Easy Steps'



lol...no really I'm not!

But I can if I want to....
No one dare stop me please!
 
'Lady of the Lake' by Alfred Lord Tennyson


Lol...I was reading 'How to Wax Your Chia Pets Head in 10 Easy Steps'

But it became boring, and defeated the purpose I must say lol :p
 
Marathon by Christian Cameron
- Quite good so far :)


PS: any other Goodreads members in this thread?
 
wwjd_kilden said:
Marathon by Christian Cameron
- Quite good so far :)


PS: any other Goodreads members in this thread?
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Was. They still email me the newsletter, but I'm not active anymore. Do you get much use out of it?
 
The most fascinating book I have read this year was The Jesus Driven Life by: Michael Hardin.
The best last year: Saints in the Arms of a Happy God by: Jeff Turner.
 
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My granddad suggested John Steinbeck, Grapes Of Wrath and The Moon Is Down, I'll check them out.
 
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