Hopefully the next book we read will get people a little more excited. I had suggested C. S. Lewis to a couple of people, and they seemed interested, so earlier this afternoon I emailed a list of his books that have free study guides online, as well as brief descriptions of the book's contents. Hopefully we can reach a consensus by next week. I think that Miracles could be the most interesting, since that's something I struggle with since when does anyone every see a miracle anymore (at least here in the industrialized United States)? But I've read Lewis' books before, and I know that he's an interesting and accessible theologian, so I'll be satisfied with any of his titles.
Small Group/Bible Study Update
Hopefully the next book we read will get people a little more excited. I had suggested C. S. Lewis to a couple of people, and they seemed interested, so earlier this afternoon I emailed a list of his books that have free study guides online, as well as brief descriptions of the book's contents. Hopefully we can reach a consensus by next week. I think that Miracles could be the most interesting, since that's something I struggle with since when does anyone every see a miracle anymore (at least here in the industrialized United States)? But I've read Lewis' books before, and I know that he's an interesting and accessible theologian, so I'll be satisfied with any of his titles.
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