When I'm not trying to get through my 200+ South African law cases for exams this is what I'm reading:
"Emotional Purity, An Affair of the Heart", Heather Arnel Paulsen
So far this book has challenged my idea of what a godly, non-romantic relationship between a man and a woman looks like. She has great insight into how the heart works,I can only take it in one chapter at a time- very deep!
"Tender Warrior, God's Intention For A Man", Stu Weber
Stu Weber must be a man's man. The war/scout/football references were really cool at first & then I just got a bit tired of them. Where are the long Jane Austen-esque descriptions? 200-word sentences? Where are the paragraphs about how you feel? All I've been reading are short sentences and bullet points. Everything's straight to the point, no stories like a present for me to unwrap, no surprises. Must be a man's book. 'Cause it feels really foreign to me. Reading more requires a mindset shift on my part. Liking the chapter on women.
"Good Morning Holy Spirit", Benny Hinn
Benny Hinn's book on fellowshipping with the Holy Spirit. Keen!
What are you reading?
