What are you reading?

[R7ehr]

Anyone familiar with "The Anxious Generation" by Jonathan Haidt?

Yes. I am. I gave the book last year as a gift to some of the people in our church.

[Silentreader]

Anyone familiar with "The Anxious Generation" by Jonathan Haidt?

Yes. I am. I gave the book last year as a gift to some of the people in our church.

Worthwhile reading, you are saying?
I saw a review and a couple of excerpts and thought it sounds good.

[JohnH]

Anyone familiar with "The Anxious Generation" by Jonathan Haidt?

Excellent book and I recommend anyone with kids, or who cares about kids’ future, pick up a copy and read it.

[Southerner]

The War Came to Us: Life and Death in Ukraine by Christopher Miller.

Chris was in the Peace Corps and lived in the Donbas when Russia invaded in 2014.

[R7ehr]

Happy Lies, by Melissa Dougherty.

[JimFoxvog]

And It Was Good: Reflections on Beginnings by Madeleine L'Engle.

She starts with the premise that Genesis may not be science or history, but the stories are true in a spiritual or moral sense. Then she proceeds with her commentary in no way questioning the authority of the scripture. I recommended this book to a liberal friend who holds a low view of scripture, primarily because of evolutionary views.

[Southerner]

"The Amish of Canada" by Orland Gingerich.

[barnhart]

For several weeks I have been reading Ephesians over and over. One new thought: the armor of the last chapter is based on images found in Isaiah and the Psalms where God wears it. It's an invitation to enter battle with him.

[Silentreader]

For several weeks I have been reading Ephesians over and over. One new thought: the armor of the last chapter is based on images found in Isaiah and the Psalms where God wears it. It's an invitation to enter battle with him.

Or that those who are reconciled to Him will put on His armor?

[Grace]

Full Throttle, By Raymond Burkholder.

https://www.rayburkholder.com/tag/fullthrottle/