What are you reading?

[gcdonner]

Just started reading "Victory of the Lamb, by Mark Wilson, as a result of an article in BAR. So far, so good.

[JimFoxvog]

I'm reading Planted: A Story of Creation, Calling, and Community by Leah Kostamo. It is a book that is part of the inspiration of a new non-profit, Hungry World Farm ( https://www.facebook.com/Hungryworldfarm/ ), that I hope to be involved in.

[MaxPC]

I'm reading Planted: A Story of Creation, Calling, and Community by Leah Kostamo. It is a book that is part of the inspiration of a new non-profit, Hungry World Farm ( https://www.facebook.com/Hungryworldfarm/ ), that I hope to be involved in.

Interesting, Jim. Is this a faith group or is it similar to 4-H and ag extension services? I tried the link to their site but it doesn't work.

[MaxPC]

Just started reading "Victory of the Lamb, by Mark Wilson, as a result of an article in BAR. So far, so good.

George, what is BAR? Biblical Anabaptist Review?

[Bootstrap]

Just started reading "Victory of the Lamb, by Mark Wilson, as a result of an article in BAR. So far, so good.

George, what is BAR? Biblical Anabaptist Review?

Is there a publication called Biblical Anabaptist Review? I assumed he was talking about Biblical Archaeology Review, a really cool magazine.

[mike]

The Benedict Option by Rod Dreher

[RZehr]

I'm listening to The Benedict Option on Audible.

[mike]

I'm listening to The Benedict Option on Audible.

I'd be interested in your thoughts when finished.

[gcdonner]

Just started reading "Victory of the Lamb, by Mark Wilson, as a result of an article in BAR. So far, so good.

George, what is BAR? Biblical Anabaptist Review?

Bootstrap nailed it with Biblical Archaeology Review. Wonderful reading on historically relevant finds to the Bible, and even some controversy from time to time. They were very much a part of the process to finally get the Dead Sea Scrolls published, for which they are applauded.

[MaxPC]

Just started reading "Victory of the Lamb, by Mark Wilson, as a result of an article in BAR. So far, so good.

George, what is BAR? Biblical Anabaptist Review?

Bootstrap nailed it with Biblical Archaeology Review. Wonderful reading on historically relevant finds to the Bible, and even some controversy from time to time. They were very much a part of the process to finally get the Dead Sea Scrolls published, for which they are applauded.

Fascinating. What do you think of the book thus far?