What are you reading currently?

[MissBrattified]

The Queen of Clean Conquers Clutter

...and so does MissBrattified!!!!!!!!!

[Pressing-On]

Behind The Veil, Unmasking Islam by Abd El Schafi

[crakjak]

Axiom by Bill Hybels

[edjen01]

The Tangible Kingdom

[*AQuietPlace*]

V. Synan's book about the history of Pentecostalism.

The Twilight series, which did not live up to its hype, imo.

[rava61]

I just finished "The Shack" by William P. Young, and it is about a man's journey to
forgiveness for someone who brutally murdered his youngest daughter.

I especially liked the portrayal of the Godhead in this book - it was a spin that I have never seen before.

RV

[Shawn]

Christianity Without the Cross.


I started reading it a few weeks ago and got off track but recently finished it.

[edjen01]

Originally Posted by Shawn

Christianity Without the Cross.


I started reading it a few weeks ago and got off track but recently finished it.

just some lite bedtime reading.

[Shawn]

Originally Posted by edjen01

just some lite bedtime reading.

LOL.


Interesting read. Made me think. I had to read about half of it before I really got into it and picked up the pace.

[Sam]

Right now I'm reading a book titled "The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Nazarenes Today." It was published by FGBMFI in 1973. It is part of a series of books (no longer in print as far as I know) with titles like:
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Church of Christ Today
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Baptists Today
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Presbyterians Today
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Episcopalians Today
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Lutherans Today
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the United Methodists Today
The Acts of the Holy Spirit Among the Roman Catholics Today

The only one in the series that I have is the one about Nazarenes.
Chapter one is about a man named Wilbur Jackson who was a pastor of a Nazarene church and received the Holy Ghost Baptism. He received the left foot of disfellowship by his superiors in that denomination when they found out that the pastor of the Lockland (suburb of Cincinnati) Church of the Nazarene was speaking with tongues. He became pretty active in the Charismatic renewal movement in this part of the country and is now pastor of a Church (just a few miles from where I live) called Faith Fellowship.