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Other than the Bible which other book would you also recommend for Christian reading: Created: 2/21/2009 | Last Vote: 5 years ago | Comment: 14 years ago

Disclaimer: These surveys are created by PLUS or FULL Members of the site and, unless specified, are not created by the SermonAudio staff nor do they necessarily reflect the site's position on any topic.  •    John Bunyan's 'Pilgrim's Progress'   33% | 128 votes  •    Foxe's 'Book of Martyrs'   16% | 63 votes  •    Calvin's 'Institutes of the Christian Religion'   19% | 72 votes  •    Martin Luther's 'The Bondage of the Will'   5% | 19 votes  •    Other   20% | 77 votes  •    No answer. Skip this survey, I do not care to vote on this topic.   7% | 26 votes

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1/22/11 10:08 AM Rick  | Alabama    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Depending on where a christian is in their ability to asssimilate; I would recomend, "What Every Christian Needs to Know" by Owen. For those able to read and study more closley, I would say "The Works of Edwards". Other than that, Biographies of those close to God and used by him: i.e. Spurgeon, Whitefield, Lloyd-Jones Ect.. 1/22/11 5:13 AM Michael Hranek  | Endicott, New York    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Has anyone read "The Bravehearted Gospel" by Eric Ludy? 2/20/10 2:05 PM prince charles  | anglesey wales    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments this ones easy, the attributes of God by a w pink a slim volume easily read in the bath one chapter at a soaking 2/20/10 2:01 PM Christian A. Hershey  | Smyth County, Virginia    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments All should consider "A True Christian's Love to the Unseen Christ." by Thomas Vincent. 11/1/09 6:48 PM Ginger  | Ohio    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments The works of Henry Mahan. I also listen to his messages on here all the time. He is the best preacher that i have ever heard. I thank God for Henry Mahan. 10/29/09 7:23 PM Frankie  | Alaska    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments There are now a few very good children's adaptations of Pilgrim's Progress. Abeka has one in their third grade curriculum that is excellent. My son has read it twice and really enjoyed it. My husband borrowed it and enjoyed it too. 9/19/09 8:55 AM Nathan  | Australia    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Book .... sorry How about 5 books John Owen's Mortification of Sin in the Believer William Gurnell The Christian in Complete Armour Jesse Penn Lewis War on the Saints Eric Phelps Vatican Assassins Robert H Gundry Jesus the Word According to John the sectarian San Jose John Be warned about Halleys Bible Handbook. Read book called Billy Graham and his friends by Cathy Burns “. . . around 1961, Billy Graham bought the rights to Halley’s Pocket Bible Handbook. The original Halley’s up until the 22nd Edition (1959), warned about the Jesuits. There are chapters about the Roman Papacy, and the Jesuits. According to Mrs Halley, Mr Halley spent years working on those chapters and never would have permitted the book to be changed. However when he died, Billy Graham bought the rights, and REMOVED all the research and warning about the Jesuits in the editions Billy Graham printed.” Might want to check your edition. 9/11/09 12:29 PM rogerant  | Saskatoon Canada    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments First and Foremost: The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination By Lorraine Boettner Also available in MP3 here: [URL=http://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?SpeakerOnly=true&currSection=sermonsspeaker&keyword=Loraine%5EBoettner]]]http://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?SpeakerOnly=..[/URL] 9/7/09 9:42 AM Dave of Saltburn  | North Yorkshire    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments One of my favourite classics is "All of Grace" by Spurgeon. Like others I enjoy C. S. Lewis particularly "The Last Battle" and "Fernseeds and Elephants." 9/3/09 5:20 PM j3    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments You can get free copies of Calvin on Prayer, and other titles taken from the "Institutes" from www.mountzion.org The good part is that these have footnotes to help one understand some of the old wording. They also offer a free copy of Pilgrims' Progress!! And it has wonderful footnotes from MASON and others! It is the best copy I have ever read! Call Chapel Library at 850-438-6666 enjoy! 8/9/09 5:32 PM Recommender    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments If you want a real blessing, please please please read: [url=http://books.google.com/books?id=M8EBAAAAQAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq="Legh+Richmond"&lr=&as_drrb_is=q&as_minm_is=0&as_miny_is=&as_maxm_is=0&as_maxy_is=&num=100&as_brr=0#v=onepage&q=&f=false]]]Dairyman's Daughter by Leigh Richmond[/url] This is true religion! 8/3/09 12:29 PM Ted  | South carolina    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Why are you guys only reading all these old books. The Bible, yes and some of the books mentioned I also have read but is anybody reading anything current? 7/14/09 3:07 PM jlevrier  | Texas    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Other than the Bible, I use alongside The Authorized King James Bible an 1899(or in that era) Webster's Dictionary. I copy down the definition so it gets recorded within my mind. It makes the Word of God come alive to have the correct meaning of a word instead of my trying or even thinking I know the meaning. Also, important to me is that I pray Psalm 119:24 prior to my daily reading of God's Words. 6/30/09 1:41 PM Keith Watson  | Oregon, USA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I own all 4. Calvin's Institutes is difficult because of the length. For "other", my favorites are Arthur W. Pink's "The Sovereignty of God", and "The Attributes of God" (aka "Gleanings in the Godhead"). 6/8/09 6:34 PM San Jose John  | San Jose, CA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments My mom like anything by C.S. Lewis and Oswald Chambers. I myself haven't read much beyond the Bible, other than reference books (Haley's Bible Handbook, Strongs concordance, etc.) 6/1/09 2:30 PM KK  | USA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Read the "TWO TREATISES OF GOVERNMENT", by John Locke. "IN" Christ, KK 5/10/09 11:54 AM copperhead89  | West Michigan    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments On the topic of other good books to read I recommend: Soul winner by Spurgeon, Worship by Alfred Gibbs, Feast of Tabernacles by George Warnock, Beholding the more Excellent Glory by George Hawtin, The Pattern by Cecil DuCuille, and sermons by Billy Sunday. See also, John Huss, William Farrel and other stuff on Google Books online for some real Christian activities. 3/1/09 1:55 AM Alan H  | Washington State    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments "Dangerous Journey is an adaptation of John Bunyan's 17th-century classic The Pilgrim's Progress in an illustrated format designed for the religious education of youthful audiences. Told as a dream, it relates the story of Christian, who abandons home and family to flee from sin and destruction and travel the straight and narrow to the Celestial City. Along the way he encounters allegorical figures such as Faithful, Evangelist, and Hopeful, as well as Ignorance, the giant Despair, and the monster Apollyon, as he confronts a series of hardships and tests before arriving at his destination. Divided into nine segments (with recaps and previews, allowing for group discussion), Dangerous Journey nicely captures Bunyan's extremely visual writing style, with Alan Parry's enchanting illustrations backed by Paul Copley's beautiful narration, bringing fresh appeal to a classic that is admittedly difficult for modern audiences. Despite the caveat on the DVD jacket that the content might not be appropriate for very young children, I would advise parental discretion for those under 10, due to vivid portrayals of hellfire and grisly death that might no be palatable to all Christians..." Baptist Bulletin, Oct. 2005 Thanks Calvinist Understanding for the recommendation. DVD @ visionvideo.com 2/28/09 7:49 PM Calvinist Understanding    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments For those who like me love the Pilgrim's Progress, may I suggest you watch the 9 part story entitled "Dangerous Journey" at: [URL=http://www.answersingenesis.org/kids/videos]]]Dangerous Journey[/URL] I have got kids as young as 3 hooked on it. It is brilliant! 2/28/09 9:02 AM Candle lit    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" has to be the absolute best for every season of one's life. John Bunyan's heart and mind was saturated with Scripture, and he used it like a painter would use his oils or watercolours, or a sculptor, his hammer and chisel, or a carpenter, his hammer and saw, or a Roman soldier, his sword and shield. Another favorite of mine is Spurgeon's "Morning and Evening." For years, I have used this devotional to set the tone for the beginning and ending of my day. My copy is falling apart. Of course, "Foxe's Book of Martyrs" is both humbling and inspiring, and should be in everyone's library. Christians are blessed by the testimonies of others, and every day I am thankful for men and women who have left a legacy to encourage us. Some of my best friends are with the LORD, and though I never knew them in the flesh, I know them through their writings, and look forward to celebrating with them, one day. Ahhhhh....."So many books, so little time." sigh

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