Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Depressing. Like, Super Depressing.


I have never read through the entire Bible in one year, but I do read the Bible. {I study it using our church's study guide, but I also just read it.} I've been a Christian for almost a decade, but I've only read the whole thing once.

I use these nifty little bookmarks to keep my place. I'm at different places on each bookmark. Like I said, I'm not trying to read through the Bible this year; I'm just reading it.

I'm on my fourth or fifth time reading the Gospels, and only my second time through the rest of the Bible.

Well, all that to say: Our church is in Romans 2. I'm also in Job, Isaiah, and Revelation. {I'm also in Mark, but it's not depressing.} The rest of what I'm reading, so far, is so sad and disheartening and...Let's just say, I don't think Joel Osteen will be preaching from any of those books any time soon. {Does he even use a Bible?}

As my pastor said when I told him Romans was depressing so far, "Keep reading. It gets better." 'Tis true, Jim. 'Tis true.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Blogs-to-Go (8.2.11)

A Promise Made A Promise Kept
This little girl and her family know the "man of sorrows" and "prince of peace" quite deeply.

10 Fascinating Facts About Phone Numbers
Really? I must admit, this is pretty interesting.

Ray of Hope
A story of one Indian child's life, trafficked for sex.

Do Not Froget the Holy Nature of God
Newsflash: God is holy, and you are not. No. Seriously.

Hannah Coulter
Yay! This month's free audiobook is a novel.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Blogs-To-Go (6.8.11)

Prison Food vs. School Food
I went to public school for 12 years and taught for 4. Unfortunately, I was surprised at this.

Quiet Time Performance
Thankful that pastors write honestly about their own struggles. Makes them real people to us layfolk and encourages us.

The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
Book review of one of my all-time faves!

Memorable Wedding Dress
Beautiful and well...memorable.


Monday, May 30, 2011

Blogs-To-Go (5.30.11)

10 Vacation Audiobooks for the Whole Family
The Hubby and I listened to the entire Chronicles of Narnia years ago as we traveled across the Eastern US. It was wonderful! (Aslan's voice was disappointing, but it's hard to be Liam Neeson.)

Memorial Day Infographic
Wow, so much I didn't know!

Memorial Day
Let us think on those who've gone before and those who are still fighting.

Oh, Dads...
A mash-up of Dads giving advice from the movies. (R for language.)