pickI really like this little purple book, and I really love Joyce Meyer 🩷 A Bible verse or two for every problem ( just about, lol) - why not?! 🤷🏽♀️😊 I highly recommend all of her books. She‘s like that sassy aunt or grandmother who tells it like it is but has bible verses- relatable bible verses and the experiences to back them up 😉🩷🫶🏽😊🤗🙏🏽
Book two of the Left Behind series for #SeriesLove2025.
I felt an urge to finish/reread this series from recent events. I've only made it 2/3 of the way through the series and it's been long enough that I need to start over rather than continuing. @Andrew65
so-soCute epistolary novel about two people who connect through an online dating site. Izzy lives in North Carolina and Brodie lives on a tiny island. I loved their mutual Lord of the Rings obsession and passion for books. I did feel like it should‘ve been edited down and quite a bit of family back-and-forth could‘ve been cut. A fun read with a subplot of great family supporting each other, just went on a bit too long.
pick🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸/5
Such an uplifting and inspiring message in this book!🙌🏼
so-soIt has two kittens.
It‘s Jesusy. Which for all intents & purposes is an adjective.
pickThis is a great study into the Holy Spirit. Ryrie addresses so many facets of the Holy Spirit. If you have questions or are simply curious about the Holy Spirit then this book is a really good resource from a really good teacher.
#Christian #religion
pickThis was a great retelling of the Biblical story of Tamar.
Fourteen year old Tamar is betrothed to Ur, the son of Judah. She is terribly mistreated by her husband and mother in law.
Worst of all, she is left widowed and childless.
Tamar does what she feels is best to insure an heir for the family of Judah.
Daylight stretched long over the base, casting sharp shadows where memories of Faith stood watch. The sun rose as ordered, the world moved as it must, but without her, even the clearest day felt hollow. Missing you, Faith.
The roar of gunfire and the acrid scent of burning sand filled the air as Staff Sergeant Ryan “Hawk” Hawkins crouched behind a crumbling stone wall, his rifle locked and loaded. Beside him, a lean, scarred Belgian Malinois named Trinity stood tense, ears pricked, waiting for the signal. The dog had been his partner through two deployments, her keen instincts and unwavering loyalty saving his life more times than he could count.
