What Christian Books Tweeters are Reading (Part I)

What Christian Books Tweeters are Reading

In this series, several Christians on Twitter were asked 'What are you reading now and why?" As you can imagine, the responses varied greatly.

Read the list below, check out these books, follow the respondent, or just file the book titles away for future reference. This might be a great way to locate new people to follow on Twitter and perhaps your next great Christian read!

If you would like to be included in the next article, please leave comment to this article or visit The Vessel Project comment collection page.

Letters for the Lord Prison Ministry a/k/a @Letters4theLord
is reading ...

Facing Your Giants
by Max Lucado

@Letters4theLord comments on this book --
"Just started read 1st chapter. We are studying it at the prison. I like it so far because it reminds us to focus on God & run in victory"

Pressly McQuiston from The Ancient Paths a/k/a @PresslyM
is reading ...

The Complete Stories
by Flannery O'Conner

@PresslyM comments on this book --
"I'm surprised at how few of these I've read before"

Pressly McQuiston from The Ancient Paths a/k/a @PresslyM
is also reading ...
The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism
by Tim Keller

@PresslyM comments on this book -
"Great stuff for believer and skeptic alike."

Joscelyn R Campbell the Alexandria Parenting Multiples Examiner a/k/a @joscelynrc
is reading ...

Courageous Christians: Devotional Stories for Family Reading
by Joyce Brown

@joscelynrc comments on this book --
"The book showcases different Christian heroes-past & present-who were on fire for the Lord & sacrificed for God."

Joscelyn R Campbell the Alexandria Parenting Multiples Examiner a/k/a @joscelynrc
is also reading ...

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Twins and More
by Jack Hanfield, Mark Hansen, & Susan Heim

@joscelynrc comments on this book -
"Shows the special bond twins share."

Karin Kaufman (Karinkaufman.com) a/k/a @KarinKaufman
is reading ...

Dark Pursuit
by Brandilyn Collins

@KarinKaufman comments on this book -
"I loved it. It was suspenseful, but it was as much mystery (with a puzzle to solve) as suspense, which I prefer. It had a nice twist at the end, and I love Collins's way with words. You can see & feel what her characters experience--the fear, tension."

Brenda M Webb of The Glory Box a/k/a @TheGloryBox4GOD
is reading ...

My Life in France
by Julia Child

@TheGloryBox4GOD comments on this book -
"I intend to visit Paris,France soon & I am enjoying the detailed description. I also like to cook & am interested in Julia's transformation over there & what I can bring back home here."

Sandra Heska King of Beholding God a/k/a @SandraHeskaKing
is reading ...

The Search for God and Guinness: A Biography of the Beer that Changed the World
by Stephen Mansfield

@SandraHeskaKing comments on this book -
"I'm finishing up The Search for God and Guinness by Stephen Mansfield. I requested it from Thomas Nelson to review because I bought a sweatshirt with harps on it at a harp festival. I didn't know I was advertising beer when I wore it and wanted to find out what the relationship was. This is a fascinating history about beer, faith, and family!

Many kind thanks to the following Christian Tweeters for their responses. I recommend each one of these as great Christian Tweeters to follow:
@Letters4theLord
@PresslyM
@joscelynrc
@KarinKaufman
@TheGloryBox4GOD
@SandraHeskaKing

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Remember, if you would like to be included in the next article, please leave comment to this article or visit The Vessel Project comment collection page.. Please be prepared to respond with what Christian Book you are reading and why.