I absolutely love Flash by Rachel Anne Ridge, Chasing Slow by Erin Loechner and Fervent by Priscilla Shirer. ❤😊

I absolutely love Flash by Rachel Anne Ridge, Chasing Slow by Erin Loechner, and Fervent by Priscilla Shirer! 😊❤

I’m planning to read Parenting by Paul David Tripp and Think by John Piper.

I got “Everybody Always” by Bob Goff for Christmas so I plan on reading that in 2019!!

I really enjoyed Womens Ministry by Kathleen Nielsen and Gloria Furman! It provided insight on different topics covering Womens Ministry, through a variety of different women. In 2019, I plan to read Steadfast Love by Lauren Chandler!

Gay Girl, Good God by Jackie Hill-Perry is phenomenal. A great view of sexuality whether straight or same sex attracted.

I’m excited to read The Sacred Enneagram in 2019.

I plan to read “It’s Not Supposed to be this Way” by Lysa Terkeurst.

Total Truth by Nancy Pearcy

I absolutely loved The Hiding Place – Corrie Ten Boom!

I’m hoping to read Jen Wilkin’s book None Like Him in 2019! I’ve heard so many great things about it that I can’t wait to read it for myself.

Everybody Always by Bob Goff opened my eyes a little more. Definitely challenged to love more people, especially the ones who may be different or diffacult….God used this book, and Bob Goff to encourage me to love everybody, always. ❤

Looking forward to reading so many books but From good to grace by Christine Hoover and Shepherding a childs heart by Tedd Tripp have been highly recommended to me and so excited to read them.

I really loved The Ministry of Ordinary Places by Shannan Martin.

I’m going to be reading Elisabeth Elliot Discipline- The Glad Surrender and Ken Blanchard- Lead like Jesus

I loved “Evidences Unseen” by Darlene Rose Diebler

I’m not an avid reader, but I hope to become one in 2019! I really enjoyed Elisabeth Elliot’s book Discipline. This is such a fun giveaway! Thank you, Well-Watered Women team!

I am excited to read the book Sing.

I loved going through a bible study group on “None Like Him” and I look forward to doing the same with “In His Image” both by Jen Wilkin.

I’ll be reading Women in the Word by Jen Wilkin with some sweet Ladies at my church.

I read The Glory of Heaven by John MacArthur. Loved it!

In 2018 I read the two allegories by Hannah Hurnard, “Hinds Feet on High Places” and “Mountain of Spices”. Both such beautiful pictures of following Jesus.

Currently reading “girl wash your face” and liking it !

One book I have loved reading this past year is “Not Yet Married” by Marshall seagull AND “The Envy of Eve” by Melissa B. Kruger both about finding joy and contentment!! The first is a great encouragement to find your joy in Christ in a world where it seems like everyone is married or dating or in love! This is about finding your joy in Christ in no matter what season of life. Both are a great reminder of contentment! ❤️

I plan on reading in 2019 “The Battle Plan for Prayer” by the Kendrick brothers!

Hidden Christmas by Timothy Keller was excellent!

I really want to read I am enough by grace valentine! The message seems so powerful and relatable in that book! I can’t wait to get it and read it!

I plan on doing a chronological read through of the Bible in 2019. A book I really enjoyed was ‘The Case for Christ’

2018 top read was ‘because he loves me’ by elyse Fitzpatrick. Also anything by sally clarkson. Thanks for the great book list.

I have so many books that I want to read, but I will probably start with Everybody, Always. 🙂

I loved 12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You and I’ve been reading The Life You’ve Always Wanted by John Ortberg (on spiritual disciplines). I also loved Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin!

Jen Wilkin’s book Woman of the Word is one of my favorites. It really helped shape how I study the Bible. I have both her books In His Image and None Like Him on my list to read for this year.

I read a handful of books this year and they all were awesome. Hope For The Weary Mom was great! It was perfect for the season I was in.

My favorite book I read in 2019 was Everybody Always by Bob Goff. I’d love to dig into this pile in the new year!

I cut my spiritual teeth on Elisabeth Elliott’s writings. As a young mom with littles and home educating, we would all fold laundry each day and listen to EE on her daily radio program (pre podcasts days, haha). Spiritual Disciplines was a favorite book as a college student and when I first met my now husband, over 30 yrs ago, that was a favorite book of his too….which helped seal the deal!!

I plan to read Disciplines of a Godly Woman!

I have been reading The Life Giving Home by Sally Clarkson and am loving it. I plan to finish it in 2019!

I loved Fervent, Women of the Word, and an older book entitled Praying the Names of Jesus by Ann Spangler.

I’m planning to read Word Filled Women’s Ministry and Missional Motherhood by Gloria Furman.

I loved “Gay Girl, Good God” by Jackie Hill-Perry in 2018. It was for sure one of my top 5 books! I have so many books in on my list for 2019. Right now, I am really looking forward to reading All That’s Good and Humble Roots by Hannah Anderson in January.

Cozy Minimalist Home by Myquillyn Smith!

I plan to read Gracelaced this year. Getting it with Christmas money. 💗
My favorite book last year was The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. It was a fun read!
Just got my Just Give Me Jesus journal. Excited to begin!

Women of the Word was super!

I read a lot of books this year but I really lived In His Image by Jen Wilkin!

Loving Scandinavian Gatherings and plan to finish The Minimalist Home which is also very good!

I am currently reading the momentary marriage and plan to read remember God and 5 habits of a woman who doesn’t quit. And hopefully some of these 😉

I would love to read Max Lucado’s Anxious for Nothing in 2019!

One of my favorite books I read in 2018 was “A Magnificent Obsession” by Anne Graham Lotz. I would highly recommend if you haven’t read it to put it on your reading list for 2019!

I am currently reading All That’s Good by Hannah Anderson—a very timely topic on discernment and am loving it

I’m honestly new to this community and I’m so excited to dig into the well watered woman study books this year. I will share my favorite author and that’s CS Lewis, I would love to read his signature classics 2019.

Toward the end of 2017 I had a miscarriage and I’ve spent all of 2018 trying so hard to get pregnant again without any success. God has planted this desire to be a Mom in my heart. A desire that literally bursts through my every vein but for some reason in this season his answer for me is “not right now” and I was having a hard time excepting and understanding that answer. So I started reading Wait and See by Wendy Pope and Fervent by Priscilla Shirer. I would recommend these books to anyone! Learning to pray without ceasing and learning to trust in His faithfulness during His pauses has been an essential tool to help pick myself off the floor and move forward with building my relationship with Jesus. Xoxo

One book that I loved in 2018 was rereading “Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus” by Nabeel Qureshi! And one I am really looking forward to read in 2019 is “Women of the Word” by Jen Wilkin!

I read Stepping Heavenward by Elizabeth Prentiss again this year. I will probably try to read it once a year and I don’t do that with any of my books really but this gem is so encouraging. It’s fiction written in diary format but you go through the life of a young (Edwardian?) girl who I think every woman can relate to and experience her difficulties and accomplishments as she grows in the Lord.

“The Ministry of Ordinary Places” by Shannan Martin and “The Tech Wise Family” are both at the top of my reading list!!

I’m planning on reading Missional Motherhood by Gloria Furman!

I love reading any of the Lysa TerKeurst’s books! she is incredibly inspirational! In 2019 I plan on reading the Breathe Bible Study from Well Watered Women and Preach to Yourself by Hayley Morgan!

“Captivating” by John & Stasi Eldredge was great. Next on the list is “Wild at Heart” by John Eldredge.

Wonderful giveaway! I didn’t read much when I was younger but now that I’m a wife and mother I’m making more of an effort to read! I’m looking forward to finishing the book “What did you Expect” by Paul David Tripp.

Unexpected by Christine Caine and Ask for rain by Larry sparks were life changing. I love to read and hope to finish more books this year!

My two favorite books that I read this 2018 was Daring to Hope by Katie Davis, and The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom! One of the books I’m looking forward to read this 2019 is
In His Image by Jen Wilkin!

Also, this giveaway is so amazing!! 🙂

A Tale of Three Kings by Gene Edwards

I have read so many amazing books in 2018! It’s really hard to pick one! One book that stood out in the season of life I was in while reading it was “It’s All Under Control” by Jennifer Dukes Lee. She is an amazing author and I love her heart for God.

My husband got me “Women of the Word” and “Treasuring Christ When Your Hands Are Full” for Christmas and I’m already digging into and loving both!

<3 Union with Christ by Rankin Wilbourne!

I plan to read Adorned, I just read my first book by Nancy and loved it.
Also, Mere Christianity.

I really loved the Pursuit of God but AW Tozer and Jesus the King by Timothy Keller!

Kisses From Katie changed my life this year.

I have been wanting to read Uninvited and The Praying Parent with the study guides, and hope to do so in 2019. I also need to finish Parenting with Love and Logic and hope to do so after I finish reading the memoir I’m currently reading. 🤗

I really enjoyed reading through the entire Bible this year and reading Humble Roots by Hannah Anderson. I plan to read Jen Wilkin’s books that you have in your giveaway. They were on my Christmas list but I didn’t get them. Praying that I win them in the drawing! Thank you for the opportunity and your ministry. Happy new year!

12 Ways Your Phone is Changing You was the stand-out read for me in 2018! I’m looking forward to reading Jen Wilkin’s books and finishing a big book on prayer by EM Bounds.

A book that has really had an impression on me was “The Persecuter”, by Sergei Kourdakov. Very hard to find a copy, but an excellent read. A book I plan to read this coming year is “Renew”, by Paul Chappell. I’ve been admonished by my pastor to read it to start my new year, so here goes!

I read Nothing to Prove this year by Jennie Allen and it was so freeing for my soul and perfectionistic personality.

I cannot wait to read The Gospel Comes With A House Key! I’ve heard incredible things about it! Its next on my list!

I just bought a house this year and would love to read, “The Gospel Comes With A House Key.” Everything given to me is not my own, but the Lord’s!

One of my favorite books I read this year was “Love Defined: Embracing God’s Vision for Lasting Love and Satisfying Relationships,” written by sisters Kristen Clark and Bethany Baird (now Beal). It was a book I led my first small group with and we all learned and grew so much together by reading this book and sharing what God has done in our lives and continues to do. 💕

I love doing bible studies on my own. I try to do one on a regular basis. Sometimes i miss a week or so but i pick up right where i left off and keep going on.
This last year i felt the Lord led me to this bible study called
Church of the small things by Melanie Shankle. I just did the study guide i didnt read the book but i did watch the videos.
Were always waiting for those big moments but Jesus wants us to be faithful in the small things. Thats just one thing i got from it i Highly recommend this study and one more of my life changeing favorites God is enough by cynthia Heald she teaches you how God can be enough and takes you to the bible and shows you when God was enough for this person look what happened and when God wasnt enough look what happened. She just walks you through every step of how God can be enough no matter what.
♡♡

Planning to read Shepherding a Child’s Heart. Just became a mama and desire the pursuit for Christ-centered motherhood!

I’m planning on reading several books in 2019. It’s Not Supposed to Be This Way is at the top of my list.

I loved a biography called “Katharina and Martin Luther” by Michelle DeRusha, which told the story of Martin Luther’s life and marriage. It was so inspiring and eye opening about the time of the Reformation.

I plan on reading “Heaven” by Randy Alcon in 2019!

So many books to choose from. Everybody Always by Bob Goff is at the top of my list and Thirst by Scott Harrison.
Looking forward to many more good reads in 2019.

I loved As Silver Refined by Kay Arthur…got me through one of the most difficult seasons of my life❤️

Top books of 2018 include: Preach to Yourself by Hayley Morgan, She is Free by Andi Andrew, No More Faking Fine by Esther Fleece, and Cultivate by Lara Casey. Honorable mentions include Fervent by Priscilla Shirer, Begin Again by Leanna Tankersley, and Not God Enough by JD Greear. Planned reading for 2019 so far includes: Nice: Why We Love to be Liked and Why God Calls Us to More (new release ~ August by Sharon Hodde Miller), Freedom: The Gutsy Pursuit of Breakthrough (new release ~ February by Jennifer Renee Watson), Hope in the Dark by Craig Groeschel, It’s Okay to Not Be Okay by Shelia Walsh, and a handful of others. I love the Tim Keller book also.

I just finished reading “Love Does” by Bob Goff about a week ago and I thought there were so many wonderful stories and concepts in that book! I’m planning on reading his next one “Everbody Always”, as well as “Women of the Word” and None Like Him” by Jen Wilkens in the upcoming couple months!

Everybody Always by Bob Goff!

I really want to read “It’s not supposed to be this way”. Love these other books people are mentioning. I will have to search some of them out!

I’m hoping to read In His Image in 2019. I read None Like Him this year and loved it!

I received In his image and none like Him by Jen Wilkins for Christmas and I can’t wait to dig in!

I read “no compromise” by melody green the life and testimony of Keith green! It was an abosolutly amazing book, relatable, encouraging, and challenging as a believer on how we should be living our faith! I’d recommend it to everyone!!!

A recent favorite read has been Gay Girl, Good God by Jackie Hill-Perry. Jackie details her story of struggling with homosexuality and the redemptive, unconditional love of Christ. Her writing is beautiful.

Thanks for doing such an awesome and generous giveaway! I plan to read “The Purpose Driven Life” and “The Me I Want to Be”!

i loved “way of the heart” by henri nouwen.

I just finished Love Does by Bob Goff and WOW, SO. GOOD. I was probably the most interesting and exciting non-fiction book I’ve ever read, and I can’t wait to read his latest book Everybody Always. I have heard so much about it and absolutely can’t wait !

The Daniel Dilema by Chris Hodges

I loved Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus!

I’m planning on reading Remember God by Annie F Downs!

I plan on reading Strengthening Your Marriage by Wayne Mack and just started Love Lives Here by Maria Goff

The ministry of ordinary places is at the top of my list to read!

I want to read Its Not Supposed To Be This Way by Lysa Terkereust like the second it came out but I’ve had my hands full with baby number 3s arrival around that time!

I’ve got Adorned waiting for me at the library and I can’t wait to read it! 🙂

Gay Girl, Good God by: Jackie Hill Perry

Speaks gospel truth about a struggle that is real in our churches as well as the world. Applicable to those who struggle with same-sex attraction and this who do not!

I am planning to read “Let me be a Woman” by Elizabeth Elliot! This will be the first time I am reading one of her books, and I am so excited to learn from her writings. ☺️

I love The Me I Want to Be by Ortberg and Just Do Something

I really enjoyed reading “Mom Set Free” by Jeannie Cunnion this year. I hope to read through the Bible in 2019, finish “Loving the Little Years: Motherhood in the Trenches” by Rachel Jankovic, and reread “Mom Set Free” in 2019.

Dream with me by John Perkins. Well I have read half of it, but my goal is to finish it. It is wonderful and I might meet this goal before the New Year 😆.

I loved Celebration of Discipline by Richard Foster! Excited to keep on reading!

I really loved Crazy Love by Francis Chan! That book really set me off in my walk with Jesus back in 2014. Now I’m reading Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World!! So good!

I’m planning on reading Lysa Terkeurst’s new book It’s Not Supposed To Be This Way in January! Going through it with my book club – yay!

The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson

Living by the Boom

Hello! One of the books I read this year and loved was Grace in the Valley by Heath Adamson. In it he talked about psalm 23 and how it can teach us to walk through the difficult times in our lives knowing that God is with us. I love that he gives insight into the cultural context of this psalm. It was such an encouraging book and very relatable.

A few books that I’m adding to my list for 2019 are Indestructible by Allison Fallon & It’s Not Supposed To Be This Way by Lysa Terkeurst !

I can’t wait to read Adorned! I love learning and teaching other women about what’s Gospel centered community means.

I loved “If You Only Knew” by Jamie Ivey! It was a light read that I read in between my time in the word, but it teaches the gospel in a way that any woman can understand through Jamie’s experiences! I loved it!! It was on sale for $5 at Lifeway so I bought 10 copies to give to my girlfriends!

I plan on finishing the Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis. Out of the Silent Planet and Perelandra were phenomenal and challenged me to remember that God’s ways are so much higher than mine.

I’m planning on reading The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom.

I loved reading “Counter Culture” by David Platt. This book takes you on a topic to topic journey of how our culture can be reached by the gospel in their wrong or crude thinking/behavior. What I loved so much about it is that Platt not once said to judge people by their sin, but to show compassion in every which way, even if we disagree with the culture. This is the gospel!

I’d love to read the gospel comes with a house key and it’s also my personal goal to ready Humble Roots this next year! ❤️❤️

I’m planning to read Parenting by Paul Tripp and Humble Roots bun Hannah Anderson! 🙂

The Gospel Comes with a House Key

I am looking forward to going through New Morning Mercies this year as well as Marriage in Light of Eternity. As my fiance and I prepare for marriage, I’m hoping to saturate in the word even more to create rhythms to prepare us for the seasons ahead!

I just finished reading “Love Lives Here” by Maria Goff. “Everybody Always” is on my list for next year, as well as “The Imperfect Disciple” by Jared Wilson.

I’m excited to read “Gay Girl, Good God.” I want to learn how to engage those who are different than me and love them with Gospel love.

I adored “Everybody Always” by Bob Goff. It was positively one of the best books I’ve ever read! And right now I’m reading “Remember God” by Annie F. Downs!!

I really enjoyed “Univited”!

I read “Everyone, Always” this year by Bob Goff and it was amazing!! Very very encouraging!! Can’t wait to read more encouraging and uplifting books this year!

I plan to read “Desiring God” but John Piper very soon!

i loved girls with swords<333

I plan to read None Like Him and In His Image by Jen Wilkin!

Thanks so much for the chance to win, I really got a lot of out Jen Wilkins Women of the Word this year and two that are on my list are Letters to the church By Francis Chan and the Excellent Wife by Martha Peace

I am loving Embodied Hope by Kelly Kapic. I want to finish it in 2019! Also I followed you on Pinterest but it didn’t show on the giveaway link. 🙂

I really loved Listen,Love, Repeat by Karen Ehman and I’m really excited to read Dreaming with God by Sarah Beth Marr, Come Matter Here by Hannah Brencher, and the Ministry of Ordinary Places by Shannan Martin. There are so many good books to read this year!!

Loved reading Humble Roots by Hannah Anderson and looking forward to reading her other book, Made For More!

I’m really excited to read Dreaming with God by Sarah Beth Marr and Come Matter here by Hannah Brencher.

I have plans to read the entire bible in 2019 and to strengthen my relationship to God

In 2019 I plan on reading “Holy Sexuality and the Gospel” by Dr. Christopher Yuan and “The Gospel Comes with a House Key” by Rosaria Butterfield!

I plan to read The Shack. I have the book already and heard great things about it, even though it’s sad.

I plan on reading “Reflections of a Grieving Spouse” by H. Norman Wright. Reading this book with open eyes and heart I am desiring to receive help on this unexpected journey from loss to renewed hope. My husband’s death was very much unexpected and quick and a shock to me and my entire family. My ache and hurt is deep but my walk in faith is great. I know there are going to be deep valleys and great mountains but I know my Jesus is carrying me through this current moment now. Soon I will once again be walking hand in hand with Jesus and will not see one step of footprints – but two. With reading this book and looking for others I know there will be a time when I look at pictures and memories they will not make my heart cry with tears but smile with wonderful memories of a life that my husband lived to the fullest! All praises to my God!

I just started reading The Discipline of Grace by Jerry Bridges. So far it’s very convicting and encouraging

My favorite book I read in 2018 was Fierce Marriage by Ryan and Selena Frederick. The are so open in this book and have such practical advice for anyone at any stage in their life…you don’t even have to be married yet to get something from this book! The one I can’t wait to read in 2019 is The Imperfect Disciple by Jared C. Wilson. He’s such an amazing author and speaker! I have already read several of his books and if you never have I highly encourage you to read….ANYTHING of his. Or listen to his speak/preach. Just a REAL dude lol and if you ever get the chance to meet him, he’s truly is a real dude (his wife is an amazing speaker in her own right too).

Not sure if my comment was saved.. but I just started “It’s Not Supposed to Be This Way” by Lysa Terkeurst, and it’s changing my life already!

I hope to read “when breath becomes air” in 2019. I hope to go to medical school and need all the inspiration I can get before then.

I loved reading “Side by Side,” by Ed Welch, “Counseling Through the Cross” by Bob Kelleman, “The Gospel Comes with a House Key” by Rosaria Butterfield, and “Envy of Eve” by Melissa Kruger!

Come Matter Here!

Bonhoeffer by Eric Metaxas

Battlefield of the mind by: Joyce Meyer ♡

One of my favorites is Awe by Paul Tripp. I’m planning on starting Heaven by Randy Alcorn soon and I’m super excited to learn more about what heaven is like and all that we have to hope for.

I am planning on reading “Radical” by David Platt this year. It has been recommended to me by multiple people over their years and I am finally going to get it read 😊

Trusting God by Jerry Bridges meant THE WORLD to me this summer. Words cannot contain how implementation that book was in maneuvering my faith back onto a solo foundation.

I loved Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin. It has encouraged me to approach and read the Bible differenly than I ever have before.

I plan on reading Keep a Quiet Heart…I struggle with that daily so I am hoping to apply a lot to my life.

I am looking forward to reading Absolute Surrender by Andrew Murray as my next book.

I am looking forward to reading “Its not suppose to be this way” by Lysa Terkeurst.

I plan on reading “Give Them Grace” – I’ve heard wonderful things about it!

I really loved Timothy Keller’s Every Good Endevour and Annie F Downs’ Remember God. As a graduate student, these books helped me stay grounded in a crazy transition and semester

I just started listening to Prayer by Tim Keller on Audible! But, I have been dying to read Tech Wise Family too! All these books look amazing!

I’ve been wanting to read “The Gospel Comes with a House Key” by Rosaria Butterfield ever since our pastor mentioned it in a sermon this year. One of my favorite reads in the last couple of months was “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Brontë. I’d never read it, but it was recommended in an article, “8 Works of Fiction Every Christian Should Read,” written by Karen Swallow Prior for the Gospel Coalition. There’s several titles I’d like to read from that list. Another book on my to read list which is just being published is “(A)Typical Woman: Free, Whole, and Called in Christ” by Abigail Dodds.

Everybody always by bob goff!!

Humble Roots-Loved it so much I gave it as Christmas presents!

I really liked Not a fan by Kyle idleman and holy hustle by crystal stine!

I plan to read Uninvited and Unglued

I just finished Laugh It Up! by Candace Payne. I’m really looking forward to reading Rooted by Banning Liebscher, Fiercehearted by Holley Gerth, And Still She Laughs by Kate Merrick, and Adamant by Lisa Bevere.

I hope to read Women of the Word this year!

I love Storm Tossed Family by Russell Moore!

I’m really interested in reading Jerry Bridges book and heard many great reviews about it! The Tech-Wise Family is another since I’m trying to navigate how to use social media in a Christ-honoring way. I love the Revive Our Hearts ministry and Nancy Demoss’s books and Adorned is book that I know I would benefit learning from.

I loved Hope Heals!! Starting It’s not supposed to be this way now.

I loved “A Long Obedience in the Same Direction” this year!!

I’m looking forward to reading “Everybody Always” after reading “Love Does” this year!

i love radical by david platt!

I plan to read Prayer by Timothy Keller and The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield. I want to grow in my prayer life and be a hospitable person, which are two things I struggle with.

I plan to read “The Best Yes”, by Lysa TerKeurst and “The Four Agreements”, by Miguel Ruiz.

I am going to read Women’s Ministry

I LOVE to read but often find myself reading fiction books instead of making the time to read God’s word and sinking my teeth into His truth! I resolve to read my bible more in 2019..HIS words are the most important words to hear!

Planning to read Sally Clarkson’s The Life-Giving Home

I am currently reading and LOVE “Voices Rising: Finding & Restoring Hope in the City.” http://www.servantpartnerspress.org/voicesrising/

I just got Remember God by Annie F. Downs for Christmas and I am excited to start reading it this week!

I’ve enjoyed the Holiness of God by RCSproul

I am going to re-read Sacred Marriage! I read it the year I was married, but coming up on my 5th anniversary I want to read it again to learn more than what I did the first time through.

Through The Eyes of A Lion by Levi Lusko has made a big difference in my perspectives of being thankful.

I plan on reading Grace in the Valley by Heath Adamson!!!

I’d like to read some John Piper in 2019.

I am currently reading The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert by Rosaria Butterfield and am loving it! I plan to read Scary Close by Donald Miller and finish the Meaning of Marriage by Timothy Keller.

Keep a quiet heart by Elisabeth Elliot is on my ‘to read’ list for 2019!

Wow, choosing just one book is always hard. I really enjoyed Ragamuffin Gospel and Fervent. My favorites always tend to follow whatever God brings to me through a book in that season of life.

Oh my word! Last year I signed up to read 12 books. 1 per month. Today I just chose 10 to give me some wiggle room and here y’all are!!! Offering ten! It’s perf! Not coincidental whatsoever. My fav book I read in 2018 was Unglued by Lysa Terkhuerst (I think that’s the spelling). Dealing with over reacting more times than none, esp towards my family…it helped me see how unhealthy it is to just pop off at the mouth instead of allowing the lord to speak through me. Hoping I win this. I try to look for y’alls giveaways often and enter, so this will be a first.

Humble Roots by Hannah Anderson and The Pursuit of God by Tozer! Both really rocked me this year.

Loved Women of the Word!!!!!

Planning to read Lysa Terkeurst’s It’s not Suppose to be This Way among a whole basketful of others!

One of my favorite books that I go back to year after year is 1000 Gifts by Ann Voskamp. Im also reading/loving It’s Not Supposed To Be This Way by Lysa Teurkerst

I am wanting to read Keep a Quiet Heart by Elizabeth Elliot. How much I want to be able to do this.

I have heard so much about The Tech-wise Family recently and I can’t wait to read it!

Currently reading, and loving, The Life Giving Home by Sally and Sarah Clarkson.

I am reading Dallas Willard’s book “The Divine Conspiracy”. Life. Changing.

I am looking forward to reading, The Things of the Earth by Joe Rigney.

Own your life by Sally Clarkson
Finishing up the Gospel comes with a House Key.

I’m reading the MacArthur Bible Commentary and a book called Agr of Opportunity. It’s a biblical guide to parenting teens and it’s been great so far.

Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin

Present Over Perfect, Shauna Niequist!