I had two minutes to skim this book while in Barnes and Noble. I'm so excited to read it. I've grown up in the church and can say that I'm guilty of about 90% of these. I'll provide a list of some of my favorites below. I think the idea of "Stuff Christians Like" is brilliant. It reminds to me laugh at myself and reflect on why I'm really doing, saying, or acting a certain way. I love it. I'm going to pick up the book in a couple of weeks and I'm excited to do a book review! Check out a list of my favorites below. How many do you identify with?
#1. Putting a God spin on popular secular ideas.
#23. Tattoos for God
#34. Subtly finding out if you drink beer too.
#55. Getting a precise definition of virgin from your youth minister.
#71. Calling things “postmodern”
#80. Fixing things with “mo prayer.”
#96. Using God’s Favorite Word
#105. Wishing your testimony was more exciting
#106. The Side Hug
#121. Thinking God’s call will be long and detailed
#115. Kissing Dating Goodbye
#154. Breaking up after a retreat
#157. Testamints – Sending bad breath to hell
#188. Judging someone’s faith based on their Bible underlining.
#202. Thinking Vegas is slightly worse than hell
#231. Drinking Coffee in church.
#232. The magical power of denim
#252 Youth leader that makes everyone cry during games with his over competitiveness.
#23. Tattoos for God
#34. Subtly finding out if you drink beer too.
#55. Getting a precise definition of virgin from your youth minister.
#71. Calling things “postmodern”
#80. Fixing things with “mo prayer.”
#96. Using God’s Favorite Word
#105. Wishing your testimony was more exciting
#106. The Side Hug
#121. Thinking God’s call will be long and detailed
#115. Kissing Dating Goodbye
#154. Breaking up after a retreat
#157. Testamints – Sending bad breath to hell
#188. Judging someone’s faith based on their Bible underlining.
#202. Thinking Vegas is slightly worse than hell
#231. Drinking Coffee in church.
#232. The magical power of denim
#252 Youth leader that makes everyone cry during games with his over competitiveness.
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