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I just downloaded it on Audible.

Completed:
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, and Ruth.

Read Romans and Matthew 30 times each.

Read 1 Corinthians 1-8 30 times. Currently reading 1 Cor 9-16.


I honestly feel like I'm more-fully grasping certain concepts. I might not understand right away, but the repetition helps. The notes also provide most of the context I need. I also like the feeling of tending my armor.

The was the first book I came across that was on Audible. I just downloaded it.

Just downloaded it.

Just started the last part of the series. Nice opening!

Just really started getting into Apologetics. It's fun so far because I feel like I'm sitting in on a great intellectual debate. I'm confident at this point I'll gain the info I'm seeking, and I'm excited to be getting into it.

It feels like I'm trying to read five books at once. Each book is interesting (though some more than others). But I still have no clue how they come together.

I'm a huge fan of Jaed, and at last Ashton is starting to get interesting, but it was frustrating to wait halfway through the book for that to happen. Like most epic fantasy, this book demands a lot of patience.

Completed Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, and Romans.

Read Matthew 8-14 22/30 times.

Just started listening.

I'm in a place now where one character is really entertaining, and the other hasn't done much, so I'm a bit frustrated as a reader. It's very similar to Shallahn's chapters in Way of Kings. Now that one of the major plot points is set up (what I hope is the main plot of the story), it's easier to follow.

I've read Genesis, Exodus, and Romans.

Completed my read through of Matthew 1-7.

On 1/30 of Matthew 3-15.

I can't tell you how much more clear things get when you study them this repeatedly.

It feels so slow right now. There are a lot of characters to meet. I'm starting to grow on a few of the characters, and I'm excited about where one part of the book is heading. The rest feel like interruptions to the plot line I'm fascinated by. Still pretty early in this tome though.

It's helping me be more conscious of how I handle situations. It makes a lot of sense in a lot of ways. At this point, there are a few things that ring a bit hard, but since I'm just getting started, I feel I need to give it some time. I still think it's an invaluable resource for my fiancee and I.

Since none of my TBR books are available on Audible (a huge frustration I might add), I picked this book up by a friend's recommendation. Almost done with chapter 1, but I've really just started.

I wanted to see some of the examples shown. I'm more excited by the women I didn't think would be highlighted than by even those who I knew would be there. I do wish there was more to dig into though.

I've finished Genesis and Romans.

Currently on Exodus 9 and read-through 10/30 in Matthew Chapters 1-7.

As is typical in epic fantasy, the beginning has been a lot of world building and exposition. The familial intrigue is interesting. I'm waiting to see how the story goes from here.

The opening is full of a lot of exposition and world history. I'm sure it all ties to the world, but it made for a slow start. Also, my reading time is a bit limited with current plans being what they are. I'm positive this will pick up.

Read Romans 26/30 times; currently on Genesis 34.

There are a LOT of conflicts going on, and I'm interested to see how it all falls together. Solid action. Wish I had more of the kids points of view. We had a whole series where most got their own books, and I'm sad that I don't get to see things from their point of view. It doesn't diminish the book; it's just something I wish was in it.

I love that MacArthur always gives checklists of stuff. It's actionable information that I can use to track myself. That's the most helpful aspect of books like this. Backed by Biblical doctrine, this book helped me at least identify the tasks I wanted identified.

This is my second read-through. I'm just researching good spots of the Bible to work on with my children. Chapter 3 is helpful in that regard.

Pretty cool fight scene in there. There's a sub-plot that I'm interested to see how affects the rest of the story as a whole. Love seeing all these series sort of unite in this book.

I find this book validating. It's nice to be able to connect theories to reliable sources. I'd say this is more of a study and emphasis on what the Gospel is than it is instructional books I've read. It's great because it serves as a sort of overview of the major points of Paul's ministry and the gospel.

Read Romans 20/30 times.

I'm in Genesis 23.

Haven't started it in earnest. Just prepped it. I'll read this once I'm done proofing The Power of Words anthology.

Read Romans 12 of 30 times.

Currently on Genesis chapter 14.

Just started it. Currently establishing a few things, ideals with which we can gain context.

Honestly just building character. Way too soon to know much. Nice to see Mort though.

The concept really is interesting. The scope is starting to expand, which makes me wonder how things are going to end.