Should I go to my local christian book store tomorrow?

I am wondering if i should go and get some books that I want to read. I already read heaven by randy alcorn. I like Joel Osteen I got one of his books. I really like reading about Jesus and Heaven as well as god. I have a book about the life of Jesus Christ that I got for Christmas.Should I go to my local christian book store tomorrow?
Yes, because they do have a good selection of items that may help you in any number of ways. Do be careful. though, that you don't get so involved with books by human authors that you become distracted from the Bible!
Yes, you now have my permission.Should I go to my local christian book store tomorrow?
Sure. Another really great read is "The Case for Christ" by Lee Stroebel. That's great you're enjoying reading.
the library should have copies you can borrow for free.Should I go to my local christian book store tomorrow?
Yes, and buy a bumper sticker that says, "I'm Rapture Ready!"
HAha..as long as it glorifies God no one should stop you.
Mine, too. If you wish to purchase Christian books near you, I'd say that a local Christian book store would be a very wise place to go.
Go to biblos.com online and read from there.
Ecc 12:12 . . . . , My son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh.
Christianbook.com has a lot of good stuff. I get most of my books through them. They have a great assortment, from nonfiction all the way to theology or apologetics. Good stuff. DVD's also.
Only if you need to.
read all the harry potter books, and every book written by dan brown.
Only if you don't intend to buy anything.



Friends don't let friends buy Joel Osteen and let the royalties get him yet another huge house.
The Treasure Principle by Randy Alcorn is great. He writes about the joy of tithing and giving. Also consider John Piper.



For the future, be careful with what Christian books you read. You can read Joel Osteen's books if you want, but be careful. The Bible warns us about false doctrine. I cannot be the ultimate judge; God is.