Thank you for visiting the Quidnessett Baptist Church recommended reading list. We have selected books which we believe will be of great value to your spiritual growth and welcomed additions to your libraries.
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TAKE UP AND READ. Our May 2024 book recommendation is an older book but a relevant and “must read” for Christians in the 21st century. Originally published in 1963, The Christian Mind, authored by Harry Blamires, addresses the critical place of the mind in Christian living. As we watch the chaos and radicalization of many in our…
Recommendation from Pastor Jim Sole (April 01, 2024): TAKE UP AND READ. Our book of the month recommendation in our church for April is . . . Untangling Emotions by J. Alasdair Grove/ Winston T. Smith, published by Crossway, 240 pages. This is an excellent read addressing a battle all of us face – emotions. Here is…
Recommendation from Pastor Jim Sole (March 01, 2024): The opening chapter title excites us to read this book that will be a great help in learning how to live by God’s grace, and not our conduct. The title is The Performance Treadmill. Bridges writes, “We are all legalistic by nature; that is, we innately think so much…
Recommendation from Pastor Jim Sole (April 17, 2020): I hope this is finding you well as we live out day-by-day the unfolding of God’s sovereign and providential will for His world during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our normal routines have been radically altered, and the world’s busyness in activities, events, and social life has been removed…
This is Paul David Tripp’s newest book. And it might be the most important and impactful book, apart from the Bible, you may ever read on suffering.
This is a helpful little book from a pastor who knows hurt and suffering to great depths. The book is transparent, practical, and rich in Biblical truth showing us how to minister to those around us in deep pain.