Attention ladies, and husbands 
it’s time for another giveaway! This week we would like to give away a handbag from our “Bella Taylor” line. Bella Taylor offers stylish, functional quilted handbags made of 100% cotton patchwork fabrics. This sweet quilted handbag has two large inside compartments, 1 outside slip pocket, and two 14″ shoulder straps. To register for this week’s giveaway simply leave a comment on this post between now and noon on Friday, August 13 telling us what your favorite book of the Bible is and why. Only one entry per person please. We will announce a winner on Monday , August 16. In the meantime, come on in and check out all of our Bella Taylor goodies.
Posted by: cornerstoneboone | August 9, 2010
New Giveaway – Bella Taylor Handbag
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So many books to love but I love all the wisdom in Jeremiah.
By: Kim Black on August 9, 2010
at 12:40 pm
This is a great giveaway! Very nice handbag. Love the colors and love the store. Recently visited while in Boone.
By: Cheryl on August 9, 2010
at 1:26 pm
I love the book of Job because it reminds us that we could be just as Job, full of faith and patience.
By: Carolyn on August 9, 2010
at 1:33 pm
Psalms is probably my favorite because of finding David in just about every emotion we all experience, but talking to Papa God about it and finding ways to still worship Him in the midst of it all! Such comfort found here!
By: Keri on August 9, 2010
at 2:28 pm
My favorite book is Romans because in it Paul tells us what God would have us to believe and how to let those beliefs transform our lives on a daily basis. It tells us how Christ can transform every aspect of our lives.
By: Mary on August 9, 2010
at 3:13 pm
It’s hard to pick a favorite, but I have to say Proverbs is one of my most favorite. There is a chapter for every day of the month and so many golden nuggets of wisdom.
By: Donna on August 9, 2010
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Well, there are several that are my favorites, but I guess my most favorite is Matthew. I love it because it is kind of the culmination of the entire Bible. The birth, life, death and resurrection of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! It tells of his great love, how he wants us to live and of his ultimate sacrifice for ALL who will accept him. The book is just full of his actual words and I guess I love how personal that is to me. He loves me and wants a relationship with ME!
By: Pam Dillard on August 9, 2010
at 7:02 pm
I would say Esther is my favorite book of the Bible. God chose Esther for such a time as this. He has also chosen each and every Christian for such a time as this. What are we doing to live up to our potential for Him?
By: Donna Huffman on August 9, 2010
at 7:14 pm
Philippians is my favorite because we are encouraged to shine like stars in a dark universe, reminded of His peace that passes all understanding, and also reminded of the strength thru Christ Jesus to do all things.
By: Jackie Lawrence on August 10, 2010
at 9:31 am
So, so many, but I like Esther. What a wonderful example of being ready to do God’s work on His time schedule.
By: Mary on August 10, 2010
at 9:44 am
My favorite book of the Bible is 1 Corinthians – specifically:
And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
1 Corinthians 13:12-13
By: Elaine on August 10, 2010
at 12:46 pm
My favorite book of the Bible is Psalms. I can find encouragement for everything that life throws at you!
By: Monica on August 10, 2010
at 12:54 pm
The Cornerstone is always a great treasure to my husband and I as we visit Boone. I would have to say that Job is my favorite book because it offers to us such hope in the midst of overwhelming trials in this world. Job overcame as he trusted in our Jehovah Jirah!
By: Beth McLamb on August 12, 2010
at 9:20 am
I love so many books of the Bible, but I would say Ruth. It tells us so many types of love. The love between husband and wife, love for children, love for the spouses of children, and probably one that is not so prevalent-the love of a daughter-in-law for her mother-in-law. I have found this the most challenging kind of love.
By: Betty Carrier on August 12, 2010
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