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GroupsArizona Trading Post, Christianity, Pima County

Favorite authorsFred Chay, Edwin Louis Cole, Jon Courson, J. Ligon Duncan, Joseph Jacob Foss, Wayne Grudem, Colonel David H. Hackworth, Tim Kimmel, John F. MacArthur, Jr., Jinx Pyle, Haddon W. Robinson, R. C. Sproul, John Trent, John F. Walvoord, Stu Weber (Shared favorites)

About meOne mans journey. I love the state of Arizona. My maturity is strengthened with Christ. I desire to go into the wilderness and pray more often. I encourage everyone to find their own wilderness.

About my libraryChristianity and Arizona are the subjects that fill my library. Once my cabin along the Mogollon Rim is done, Arizona books will line its walls. Favorite Quote: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? Alister Begg.

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Currently readingThe Faith that Saves: The Nature of Faith in the New Testament by Fred Chay Ph.D

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John: A Blackaby Bible Study Series (Encounters with God) by Richard Henry, Thomas, Melvin, and Norman Blackaby

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Isaiah: Interpreted by Early Christian and Medieval Commentators (The Church's Bible) by Angela Russell Christman

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The Gospel According to John: An Introduction and Commentary (Pillar New Testament Commentary) by Donald A. Carson

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The Gospel of John: A Commentary - 2-Volume Set by Craig S. Keener

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EXPLORING THE GOSPEL OF JOHN by culpepper

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Gospel of John, The: Triumph Through Tragedy (John 18-21) (Gospel of John) by James Montgomery Boice

Hi cappi. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond to your kind
invitation. I do love Arizona, New Mexico and all things Southwestern.
I have a great respect for the Native American culture and am
particularily interested in the archaeology of the region. I don't
know what I have to contribute, but I like having the opportunity.
GramLouise2@cs.com

posted by GramLouise2 at 8:47 am (EST) on May 28, 2007

cappi, thanks for the invitation (sorry it took me so long to respond -- I've been dis-connected for awhile.)

The closest I've been to Arizona is Hoover Dam and New Mexico. Love New Mexico. And I do have a cousin who lives in Phoenix, and I enjoy the TV series Medium (set in Phoenix).

The only book I've read so far that's set in Arizona is a childhood Mystery, set in the mountains with buried treasure, which I really enjoyed and read over and over again.

But looking forward to learning more about AZ from you all.

Thanks again.

posted by redthaws at 7:26 pm (EST) on May 15, 2007

Hi Cappi
I appreciate the invite. I was born and grew up in Prescott and now live in Tempe. I love my home state and its wonderful beauties. I had to get my Ohio wife in Kentucky, but she loves living where it doesn't snow. My sister lives at the foot of Mt. Lemmon in Tucson, so there are lots of ties. Best to you.

posted by lopemopay at 11:31 pm (EST) on Apr 5, 2007

Thank you for the invitation to join the AZ group, cappi. Arizona is interesting in its range of topography -desert to alpine - and its history - ancient to modern.

posted by jhheart at 6:52 pm (EST) on Apr 4, 2007

Thanks for the invite Cappi. You mentioned you liked my place. It happens to be in Bisbee, AZ. I thought you would enjoy it! It happens to be one of my favorite places in Arizona, along with Sonoita, Verde Valley, Jerome, the area around Flagstaff...and many other places in that lovely state. I went to school in Prescott

posted by HMOKeefe at 8:32 am (EST) on Apr 1, 2007

Hi!

You asked for a book recommendation for a book that "expresses the heart of a woman"...

What about CAPTIVATING by John & Stasi Eldredge?

Here's the Link to it at Amazon.com.

Hope that helps!

Mizbooks

posted by mizbooks at 1:15 pm (EST) on Mar 31, 2007

Hi Cappi, thank you for the invitation to hang my hat at the trading post. I have vistited Az. many times and my favourite location is Cochise Co. and the Tucson area. I have drunk from the spring in Apache Pass, and my favourite bookstore in the whole world is the Singing Wind outside Benson. I'm sure you have heard of it. Will keep in touch as much as possible. RedKing (Rory)

posted by RedKing at 12:30 am (EST) on Mar 30, 2007

I see you have Love and Respect and the Communication Code. I believe these are good as well.

posted by julesnpebbles at 10:28 pm (EST) on Mar 28, 2007

Hi, you asked for a book recommendation to know the heart of a woman! I know that many recommend "For Men Only" but I can only recommend it through hearsay. If you are asking in order to know your wife better then I think "Sheet Music" by Kevin Leman. I will have to think about this more. These will have a Christian bent.

posted by julesnpebbles at 10:26 pm (EST) on Mar 28, 2007

"captivating" by the same author and his wife, stasi, is exactly what you're looking for :)

posted by rachaelizabeth at 6:49 pm (EST) on Mar 26, 2007

Thanks, cappi! I was not aware of bookmooch. And by the way, a cabin on the rim (of a canyon, I suppose) in AZ sounds wonderful.

posted by lgaikwad at 7:23 pm (EST) on Mar 25, 2007

Thanks, I'll check it out.

posted by TripleJohnny at 7:34 pm (EST) on Mar 20, 2007

cappi,
My grandfather was half-blood Lenape and so was my grandmother. He told me that his mother was a full blood registered on the rez out in Oklahoma and Chief Newcomer was her great uncle. So I'm a watered down version Lenape, I guess. My grandfather and my uncle were the only ones who were proud of their heritage, however, and they are both dead. My uncle married a full-blood Hopi, though, and they lived on her rez for a while before they both died rather young due to their love of the drink.
anna

posted by annaO at 5:11 pm (EST) on Mar 18, 2007

Hey Cappi,
Have some relatives in Tuscon, and the small part of Lenape in my blood would love to own a ranch in Arizona or New Mexico (love Leslie Marmon Silko). Am busy working hard on my fiction right now, so may not have time to contribute much.
AnnaO

posted by annaO at 8:10 am (EST) on Mar 18, 2007

I have never been to Arizona. I do not know if I could contribute to this group anything.

posted by bookmountain at 9:37 pm (EST) on Mar 14, 2007

Hi there cappi,
Glad to join the Arizona group; I'm an ex-pat Englishman residing in Ontario Canada, but have made several excursions to your fine State. Love the desert....
turoholic

posted by turoholic at 1:28 pm (EST) on Mar 12, 2007

Hello, cappi. Thanks for the invitation to the Arizona group. I'm new to the state, and loving it--and collecting books about it. sgrt

posted by sgrt at 8:49 pm (EST) on Mar 11, 2007

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