Welcome to The Wildroot Parables weekly discussions! This is where we can come together as a community and have real talk with one another: open, honest, gracious, and curious.
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Our question this week is deceptively simple, but let’s share:
What are you reading right now? Or, if you’re not reading, what would you LIKE to read?
These sound really interesting! I may have to add them to my ever-expanding "to read" list. 😂
And I completely understand. I had so many plans to do more reading so far this year, and yet I've done very little! Oh well, plenty of time to catch up. ♥
So true!! The Unseen Realm is 🤯 the subtitle is “Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible” I’m not quite halfway through but it’s fascinating. He has another version, “Supernatural” that’s a bit less Academia-minded so the content is accessible no matter the reader’s preference.
I'll go first! Here are a few books I'm reading right now:
1. The Flowering of Ireland
2. Closer to the Ground
3. How to Read Nature
4. A Mended and Broken Heart
So curious to hear about what you all are reading!
I have been very slow so far this year with reading, but in my current stack:
Fiction: The Last Bookshop in London” & The Other Einstein”
Non-Fiction: “The Unseen Realm” & “The Biblical Cosmos”
These sound really interesting! I may have to add them to my ever-expanding "to read" list. 😂
And I completely understand. I had so many plans to do more reading so far this year, and yet I've done very little! Oh well, plenty of time to catch up. ♥
So true!! The Unseen Realm is 🤯 the subtitle is “Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible” I’m not quite halfway through but it’s fascinating. He has another version, “Supernatural” that’s a bit less Academia-minded so the content is accessible no matter the reader’s preference.