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I am getting ready to start a book called "The Bridger Generation" by Thom Rainer. We have been studying it in class for a few weeks now. :flowers:

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Yeah. Just finished reading a historical Christian fiction book called Treasures of the North. The story centered around the Gold Rush. It was an awesome book but can't remember the author and I just took it back to the church library on Sunday.


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Thanks for your suggestions. I also like Max Lucado, but haven't read anything by Tozer. Am curious what the Bridger Generation is about. Is it the post babyboomers?

I am so excited, a Woman's group near me is going to do the Beth Moore Study, The Beloved Disciple. I have gained much insight and help in sorting out God through her studies. I would highly recommend any book by Beth Moore.

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I'm not a very good reader.

Anyone know of a good book that is short and easy to comprehend?

I have to read one for a contest. :laugh: :c:

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"Fox's Book of Marytrs"


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Thanks for your suggestions. I also like Max Lucado, but haven't read anything by Tozer. Am curious what the Bridger Generation is about. Is it the post babyboomers?

I am so excited, a Woman's group near me is going to do the Beth Moore Study, The Beloved Disciple. I have gained much insight and help in sorting out God through her studies. I would highly recommend any book by Beth Moore.

Heather

Hello, Heather!

The "Bridger Generation" is a book about the generation of people born between 1977 and 1994. It is an interesting read and a real eye opener. The statistics given as to the percentages of this generation being saved are scary to say the least. I haven't gotten too far into it yet, but so far, it has been very educational. :laugh:

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"Shattered Dreams" by Larry Crabb

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I REALLY ENJOY READING.... :il:


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I just started reading "The Case for Christ" also. Very good so far. :laugh:


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Dear Married to my maker, I had that book in my hands today, but did not get it as it would have exceeded my budget. I will keep that in mind for next visit to the book store! I love to read as well. Most of my reading though seems to be the Bible, but in "spare" time I like to read other books.

Kandi, hard to know what kind of short book you need to read and what contest. One my daughter and I both loved was Because of Winn-Dixie. It is a story about a girl and her dog, and is also filled with spiritual truths, but very heartwarming.

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Lots of great books out there. My ladies class is just starting a study on the book "How to have a Mary Heart in a Martha World".

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