Spirituality Books

My husband and I used this book to do an almost year long study with our house church group a few years ago. We did a chapter a week and had discussions and worked through the Points to Ponder and Questions together. Probably time to revisit this...
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This book is way too over rated! I really wanted to get into this book because so many reliable people had highly recommended it. But it turned out to be a big disappointment, and served only as a reminder to daily stay in God's Word, The Bible.
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I purchased this book on the advise of a co-worker and am about half-way through the book. Reading a chapter a day, as it suggests, does make it easier to absorb what you are reading and have the time to think about what you've read.
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This book was truly worth more than the amount of money I spent to purchase it. The nonreligious thoughts he offers on Christianity are not only influential but they are valid to every individual. I not only cried, but literally laughed out...
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This book was described as in Excellent condition. Pages were torn, there was a hole that started in the front cover of the book and punched thru the first 4 chapters. The entire book had been folded and wrinkled at some point. The words are all...
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Generally I liked this book, although two years later I remember most his comments about Emily Dickinson and how all (Christian?) males fantasize about her because she lived her whole life with her father. I don't know why but that struck me as...
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This is a lovely book with simple, thoughtful passages for the days leading up to Christmas. The passages evoke feelings of centeredness, peace and calm similar to awakening to a beautiful, fresh snowfall.
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_Anyone with a Christian background, who has been bothered by feelings of inadequacy, or alternately feels like they can and cannot do something they they feel led to do - would find this invaluable reading.
Joyce Meyer defines worry, deals...
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As a pastor who is called to care for his sheep, I have two objections to this book:

1. Joyce Meyers flagrantly misquotes/mistranslates scripture. She translates Proverbs 23:7 as "For as he thinks in his heart, so is he...". I...
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I loved this book because sometimes you know what you NEED to do to fight but don't have the tools. This book really provided tools on what I need to do to fight and conquer negative thinking. I love the biblical references and I feel like I can...
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The book is an excellent journey into the word of God and will get you pointed in the right direction. Many Christians do not study the word of God in the correct context and this book rectifies a long standing problem in the Evangelical community...
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I want to keep this short. I have a serious problem with this book because of their chapter on differing Bible translations on the market. These authors make no bones about their strong support for and their adoption of (they use this version all...
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Another book that was required for a course. Another book that would not otherwise have been purchased. Content was OK. It contained some helpful and insightful information.
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This book was recommended by a friend, and I bought me one and another friend one after viewing it. We love it!!! It teaches the biblical meaning behind a lot of our traditions and gives ideas for creating traditions with your kids. Love it!
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I have Lisa's book called Creative Correction and love it so I was excited about a book of ideas for Christmas but I was very disappointed. It was a short book and didn't have many ideas. It is more a history book of Christmas than anything.
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I really thought this book would have tons of great ideas that I'd never heard of before. Basically it was just all the ideas I've ever heard put together with a new title and a few extras thrown in. Not a BAD book, but not worth the money.
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This book draws attention to what the Bible/God says about Hell. Hell is a real, horrible place for all who reject Jesus Christ and the salvation he provided for mankind by dieing on the cross for our sins. He went to hell for us and suffered so...
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Obviously because he says that he went to hell in an out-of-body experience makes it absolutely true despite the fact that nobody can confirm or deny that it actually happened.
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Read with caution because it seems to involve an out of the body experience which I believe is unscriptural. It also involves the Lord Jesus appearing physically before the author and speaking to him. As far as I know, the last physical...
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This is a excellet book for people of faith. It helps review various stages of belief and faithful living.
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Either we consider our subjective experience (mysticism or rationalism) as our basis for "truth", or we have some outside, objective standard of truth by which we measure our experience (revelation). This latter view does not discount or even...
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Richard Foster's work inspirationally motivates the reader to consider disciplines as a means to draw into a closer relationship with God. In an age of overwhelming materialism, rationalized Church teachings, and reflexively dogmatic positions...
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I have an old copy of this book and love it, but it was bulky to travel with. I love the paper back version of the book and the new updated language. A wonderful companion for my spiritual journey.
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If you truly understand Oswald Chambers there wouldn't be any praise. His goal was never intended to be an author but only to assist Christians with building their relationship with God.

One star or five makes no difference. If his...
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It's great to have this book available for the Kindle, but it's a bad port. Daily readings run together (not separated by pages like the 'real' book), hyphens are all over the place inappropriately, and the text looks like a bad photocopy. Oh,...
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