[Faith-talk] recommended books

[Linda Mentink]

Hi Ashley,

John McCarthur's website has sermons you can 
read. I think it's grace2u.org, but not sure.

At 09:38 PM 12/10/2014, you wrote:
>Chris, So, did you find all these on Bard? I 
>thought so. I looked up a few. While I do not 
>agree with all Billy Graham’s message, I 
>certainly admire his work and impact. So, his 
>autobiography is something I’d like to read. I 
>never knew he wrote one. Keep the suggestions 
>coming. It would be helpful to know the authors 
>and source of the accessible book. I’d like to 
>read books from national preachers but I do not 
>know if any  are accessible that I’d want. 
>Those pastors include:   a.. David 
>Jeremiah   b.. Chuck Swindoll   c.. Max 
>Lucado   d.. Charles Stanley I’m also 
>wondering if there are websites to read sermons, 
>even if its exerpts. Thanks. Ashley From: Chris 
>Nusbaum Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 9:30 
>PM To: Ashley Bramlett ; Faith-talk, for the 
>discussion of faith and religion Subject: Re: 
>[Faith-talk] recommended books I recently 
>finished Billy Graham's autobiography, "just as 
>I am." I am a bit of a history buff, so I was 
>very interested in the stories he told of his 60 
>years of ministry around the world and the 
>foundations on which his faith has been based, 
>but it's not for everyone. I would also highly 
>recommend "the shack," "90 minutes in heaven," 
>and "Heaven is for real." Blessings, Chris Chris 
>Nusbaum, Vice President Maryland Association of 
>Blind Students Coordinator of Social Media, 
>National Federation of the Blind of Maryland 
>Twitter: @Chrisn98, @MDMDABS and @NFBMD 
>"Together, with love, hope and determination, we 
>transform dreams into reality." On Dec 10, 2014, 
>at 6:08 PM, Ashley Bramlett via Faith-talk 
><faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:   Hi 
>all,   looking for christian books to buy for 
>either myself or others will give as 
>presents.   Which audio books can you 
>recommend?   I am moderate in terms of beliefs; 
>neither interpreting scripture too literally or 
>figuratively. I grew up methodist. I’m pretty 
>open to points of view except for 
>fundamentalists.   So that said, what do you 
>recommend?   I do not belong to audible.   thanks.   Ashley