
I'm in the process of reading "Pilgrim Heart" by Darryl Tippens. Through two chapters, it's pretty good. I'll reserve comment until I'm finished.
Here are the books I've read this year that I can recall off the top of my head:
Righteousness Inside Out (by Mike Cope)
Blue Like Jazz (by Donald Miller)
The Monday Morning Church (by Jerry Cook)
The First 90 Days (by Michael Watkins)
7 Practices of Effective Ministry (by Andy Stanely & others)
The Practice of the Presence of God (by Brother Lawrence)
Celebration of Discipline (by Richard Foster)
The Story We Find Ourselves In (by Brian McLaren)
There may be a couple more I'm forgetting. All of these are good, though. I would recommend any of them to you.
So, read any good books lately?
5 comments:
I read Tippens' book earlier this summer. Looking forward to your thoughts on it.
Me? Read? HA! That's a good one. :-) No, I've read a couple of coaching books. They're inspirational. I've read a couple of Steve Farrar books in the last year. Can't remember the titles though... but they were good.
Revolution--George Barna; Searching for God Knows What--Donald Miller; The Body Broken--Jack Reese; Through Gates of Splendor--Elisabeth Eliot; God: As He Longs for You to See Him--Chip Ingram; The Chronicles of Narnia (Yes, for the first time)--C.S. Lewis; The End of the Spear--Steve Saint. These are a sampling of this year's reading. JW
Jim -
Revolution and Searching for God Knows What are on my shelf waiting for their turn to be read...
I read Narnia for the first time last November, right before the movie came out.
"Searching for God Knows What" was great. I'll be rereading it. Miller's "To Own a Dragon" was also a good one.
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