For my anniversary, my wife and I went to the mall together and decided to get each other gifts while the other one was with us. So we basically got to have some input into what our gifts would be. It was really fun. We basically both spent up all of the money we had budgeted on each other at Deseret Book. I got my wife "Wednesday's Letters", and she got me "Men of Valor" and a 2 book compilation of the letters of CS Lewis.
The first one that I read, because it was nice and short was "Men of Valor: The Powerful Impact of a Righteous Man" by Robert L. Millet. It was a pretty good book. It was one of my favorites by Millet. He addresses the importance of the Priesthood, and the importance of using it righteously. One of the biggest things I gained from this book was the difference between the power of the priesthood and power in the priesthood. A very quick read, I would recommend this for any man. It's been a few weeks since I finished it, so I apologize for the rather brief summary.
Since I finished the first one, I've started a little bit on the second book. It is a collection of letters written by CS Lewis to his father, brother and friends. It's been an interesting look into the early life of a brilliant author. I've enjoyed reading about how his schooling went. I am able to empathize with him in large part because he read a lot and was not the star athlete. He seemed to be ostracised by his schoolmates in many instances. I haven't yet gotten to much of the religious thought that I anticipate will pepper his latter years, but it has been fun.
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