BLANSHAN BOOK CLUB
We were assigned several
books to read for my
Entrepreneurship class, and I
have to recommend one of
them to everyone of all ages. I
recommend Rich Dad, Poor
Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki as a
must-read as far as finances
go. It teaches several good
principles, and although not
written as a Christian resource,
I think it might just qualify as it
provides guidance on how to
manage your finances well,
rather than let your finances
manage you.
--Brenda
THE SHACK
II recently read a book called The Shack by William P.
Young which I would like others to read and share
their thoughts upon. I don't want to give anything away,
so I will just say the subtitle is "When tragedy meets
eternity" and I found the concept of the book to be
deeply moving.
Here is one of the endorsements, which I second:
When the imagination of a writer and the passion of a
theologian cross-fertilize the result is a novel on the
order of The Shack. This book has the potential to do
for our generation what John Bunyanʼs Pilgrimʼs
Progress did for his. Itʼs that good!
Eugene Peterson, Professor Emeritus Of Spiritual
Theology,
Regent College, Vancouver, B.C.
Brenda
Brenda


Beth Moore's Study of Daniel
I would like to recommend a Bible study that I am going through
right now with ladies in my church. We are doing Beth Moore’s
Daniel study. It is fantastic!! Beth Moore loves history, that’s one
of the things I like about her. Anyway, she brings this book to life,
and more importantly applies it to today. We are just starting the
visions/prophecies Daniel receives in the second half of the
book. It is basically about eschatology. I have never wanted to
learn about the end times until I started this study.
--Crystal