I just finished “The Dangerous Act Of Worship” by Mark Labberton and “Scouting The Divine” by Margaret Feinberg last week. Really enjoyed both books and the unique voice both authors brought to their topics. I took lots of notes and I’m really looking forward to processing both of them a little further.
On a more important note…
What are you reading?
Too much Arabic and middle eastern topic stuff
My favorite topic! I am reading a number of books about and by Mother Teresa including: “A Simple Path” and “No Greater Love”, also “Dark Night of the Soul” by St. John of the Cross, “The Life of Saint Teresa of Avila by Herself” and finally “Falling in the Arms of God” also by Teresa of Avila.
I am reading a lot of oldies. There are a few more but these are the core I am working through this month.
.-= jessica´s last blog ..The Tale of Hope =-.
I am reading The Myth of a Christian Religion by Greg Boyd.
It has been a really good read so far. I like that he has the guts to bring up issues that I usually only think in my head.
Probably the most controversial I have read so far is about how we as followers of Jesus can’t fully pledge allegiance to America and to God’s kingdom. We can’t serve two masters.
I think sometimes when we think America and God go hand in hand. We see bumper stickers that read, “God Bless America.”
But
God is a God of the nations. I think sometimes we have a hard time understanding that.
Really good book.
.-= David Knapp´s last blog ..Knapp Thanksgiving Photos 2009 (2) =-.
Finishing up A Million Miles in a Thousand Years by Donald Miller. As a writer, I might like this book better than Blue Like Jazz. Incredible stuff. Also just finished Pagan Christianity by Frank Viola and George Barna. Heavy read.
.-= Robert´s last blog ..Game Under Repair’s Annual LPGA Tour Tidbit =-.
Snowball – the Warren Buffett biography
Just finished rereading The Next Generation Leader as well as Michael J. Fox’s new book, Always Looking Up. Interesting read. Currently reading “the Hole in Our Gospel” by Stearns. Another good one I just finished is “What Was I Thinking?” by Steve Brown. Going to base a sermon series around the topics.
.-= Bill (cycleguy)´s last blog ..Donut holes vs. a Gospel hole =-.
The Blind Side – by Michael Lewis – even better than the movie…amazing story of adoption that only the LORD could script
Reading a couple of things:
Thinking for a Change – Maxwell
(rereading from years ago) Teaching to Change Lives – Hedricks
I have been enjoying both and they are both challenging.
.-= Jim F.´s last blog ..Getting back =-.
Just finished Crazy Love and a fiction book that was excellent-Sarah’s Key by Tatiana deRosnay…couldn’t put it down.
Happy Thanksgiving!
.-= joyce´s last blog ..Oh What a Night =-.
I just finished Crazy Love too… It was a good read but I was left with a “now what?” kind of feeling. Next up is Eclipse… I have to find out what those silly vampires will do next. Ha!
.-= Stephanie´s last blog ..Happy Monday! =-.
I’m reading “Strengthening The Soul of Your Leadership: Seeking God In The Crucible of Ministry”. Everyone in ministry should read this book about taking care of your own soul while serving others in this intense thing we call ministry.
.-= Greg Baird´s last blog ..Do you care – really? =-.
Currently, “The Barbarian Way” by Erwin McManus and “Walk Across the Room” by Bill Hybells. Both are excellent.
Patched Together by Brennan Manning (Not released yet.)
You Better Watch Out by Augusten Burroughs
Assassination Vacation by Sarah Vowell
rereading Grace (Eventually) by Anne Lamott
Hearing God by Dallas Willard
&
Enterprise 2.0 by Andrew McAfee
The Politics of Jesus by John Howard Yoder is currently just started and on my bedside table.
I am currently reading “Built to Last” by Jim Collins. I read “Good to Great” first and really like it so I decided to check out his first book.
Great read so far.
.-= Michael Holmes´s last blog ..Why Can’t I Be a Charismatic Leader AND a Leader of Purpose? =-.
Falling for God by Gary Moon and crazy love by Francis Chan
.-= becky´s last blog ..Challenge / Matthew 17-19 =-.
Drupal Pro Development by John K. VanDyk
Look, you could actually see their eyes gloss over. The truth is this is spiritual too. I am working on a website for a ministry very dear to me and my wife. Pray that it all goes to their liking and God’s glory.
.-= Harold´s last blog ..Isaias Gabriel – Making The Difference in the DR =-.
I am actually reading Scouting the Divine as well…i am loving it. I am also reading “The Kids are All Right” by Diana, Liz, Amanda and Dan Welch. It is a memoir written by all 4 kids about their fathers death and growing up and the different trials through their lives. it is a secular book but really good.
.-= Lynse Leanne´s last blog ..Paste Jewelry and Sawdust Hotdogs =-.
I am currently reading “A Million Miles in a Thousand Years” by Donald Miller. I am truly being inspired and challenged by this book!!
I read Andy Stanley’s “The Principle of the Path” and it has changed my life.
.-= Jason´s last blog ..This path changing idea is not going to be easy =-.
Currently, I’m trying to learn how to be a good husband and what it takes to be in a God-centered marriage.
I’m finishing Love and Respect by Emerson Eggerichs. About to start the classic, His Needs Her Needs by Willard Harley.
Eventually, I’m planning on finishing unChristian by Kinnaman and Lyons, and starting Lord Save Us From Your People by Dan Merchant.
I like to read!
.-= Robin from Acappella´s last blog ..ENOUGH =-.
I just started Forgotten God by Francis Chan….
S.
No reading this month – it’s NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month)… so I’m writing. Just passed 38,000 words on my way to more than 50,000 by midnight Nov 30th.
Man, I’m making a serious reading list. You guys are reading some great stuff.
Aaron, I was just looking at “Hearing God” from Dallas Williard.
Our Men’s Group is reading “The Way of Agape” – an oldie/goodie by Nancy Missler.
Our Family Group is going through “Total Money Makeover” by Dave Ramsey.
I just finished “Same Kind of Different as Me.” Awesome book.
.-= Michael´s last blog ..The Silent Treatment =-.
I’m currently recording an audio book called, The Free State Of Jones. I’m not someone who reads Civil War books but this one (written by a Jones descendant) about a small town that apparently seceded from the state of Mississippi and became a town of mixed race people from slaves and non slaves is pretty fascinating. I hope the people who buy the audio book don’t mind my Yankee accent.
Reading “A Million Miles in a Thousand Years” by Donald Miller…one of my favorite authors. A stack of other books that I have waiting for me include “Simple Small Groups” by Bill Search, “The Rabbit and the Elephant” by Barna/Dale, “Shift” by Brian Haynes, and “Shelter” by Jimmy Holbrook.
.-= Randy Kinnick´s last blog ..What a Piece of Work =-.
BTW, Pete. I would be interested in hearing how you incorporate reading into your busy schedule. Insights? Strategy? Schedule? I struggle with this at times.
.-= Randy Kinnick´s last blog ..What a Piece of Work =-.
Ok, Pete, so for a change of pace from the favored genre here, I just finished “Liberty and Tyranny” by Mark Levin and am about half way through “Going Rogue” by Sarah Palin.
I know God is in control of the political landscape, but that does not mean that Christians should be detached politically.
PS I think I have a crush on Palin…
Have a Happy Thanksgiving all you wowax folks!
@Randy, that’s a great question. Almost all of my personal reading I do at night. Generally I do my personal Bible study in the morning and then I spend 30 minutes before bed at night reading a book of some kind.
I think the important strategy here is carve out the time (whether that’s 10 minutes or an hour) and stick to it.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Scared by Tom Davis
Highquest by the Navigators
To Live is to Die the life and death of Metallica’s Cliff Burton by Joel Mclver
I just finished reading Nice Girls Don’t Change The World by Lynne Hybels. Currently reading Twilight….Just kidding. I am halfway through Scouting the Divine. Margaret Feinberg is one of my favorite authors.
.-= Tiffany´s last blog ..He Is Not The Enemy =-.
“Mrs. Jeffries & the Yuletide Weddings” by Emily Brightwell.
I’m a historical fiction fan, and a murder mystery fan. The Mrs. Jeffries mysteries take place in Victorian England.
.-= Helen´s last blog ..Doohickeys and Thingamigigs =-.
Reading “Fully Devoted..living each day in Jesus name”. Our small group did this study almost 3 years ago. Re-reading the book now after 3 more years of maturing in my Christian walk, brings on new meaning in my life.
Abba’s Child by Brennan Manning and The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel.
My 14 year old son just read Case for Christ and I never have – he just gave it to me last night and I can’t wait to dive into it!
Happy Thanksgiving!
.-= Laretha´s last blog ..Raising a Special Needs Child =-.
Let’s see… re-reading ‘The Cross of Christ’ by John Stott, ‘Worship Matters’ by Bob Kauflin, and for fun and this is quite embarrassing, ‘The Little House Series’ by Laura Ingalls Wilder! It’s nice to have a break from the serious things.
.-= rob´s last blog ..dont presume 2 knw wht’s going on n the hearts of ur ppl based on their reactions, sum of the deepest, moving worship involves not doing anything at all! =-.
“When Giants Fall”, by Michael J. Panzner.
I love these questions and read the comments that follow:
Currently I am reading as many possible books I can about mentoring (I am working on a mentoring project).
As well I am reading as many books as I can about Gen X and Y
One of my favorites so far is Shane Hipps book Flickering Pixels. Read that if you have not yet, good good stuff.
Oh and I am waiting for my advanced copy of a guys book called Plan B by a guy named Pete Wilson.
.-= Kyle Reed´s last blog ..What if FlashForward was a Reality? =-.
I am a huge Henry Nouwen fan. Right now I’m reading his book, Life of the Beloved. It’s the kind of read I need in my life as I think about the next steps for church planting. Nouwen expounds on the Jesus model of Taking, Breaking, Blessing, and Giving as a means of allowing God to love me…and in turn give that love to others.
It would make an excellenct sermon series after God works it in you.
.-= RW´s last blog ..I hate Converse! =-.
@RW, I’m a huge Henri Nouwen fan! His books have had a huge impact on me over the years.
Wow…I feel so convicted. Right now I’m reading the manual for the Waves Tune vocal tuner plug-in I bought to try and figure out why it’s clicking and popping on playback.
Last cool book I read was “Einstein, His Life and Universe” by Walter Isaacson and I’m gearing up for David Kinnaman’s “Christian” which I vowed to read after your series some time ago which it referred to.
Velvet Elvis – Rob Bell…definitely stretching all that i was taught growing up.
that’s “unChristian…” I can barely see the ‘un’ on the cover…
“Take Two” by Karen Kingsbury
.-= Alison´s last blog ..Show Us Your Life – Pet Edition =-.
“No Perfect People Allowed” by John Burke. It is an awesome book! I highly recommend it!
.-= Kevin M.´s last blog ..Make a difference in someone else’s life today! =-.
Just finished reading “The Kite Runner”. Previously, I read “Life of Pi”. Both are excellent.
I’m now working my way through the Harry Potter series again. I needed some light reading the other day, so I started in on that. The problem is that once I start, it becomes an obsession to finish. So now I have to finish it before I can move on to something else.
.-= Rachel´s last blog ..writer’s block =-.
just finished “crazy love” and started the new sarah palin book “going rogue.” i teach government, so i am trying to stay up on things… interesting so far.. she talks alot about her faith and how God had been preparing her for “things to come..”
.-= carlee brian´s last blog ..Thankful! =-.
Just finished Faith & Doubt by John Ortberg- Fantastic.
Just finished re-reading Alex Sanchez’s Rainbow High, currently about halfway through Deborah Norville’s The Power of Respect.
.-= nigel´s last blog ..I’ve got nothing to write about =-.
‘renovation of the heart’ -dallas willard
soon to be reading:
during advent–”the god who comes” carlo carretto
after that–”the naked now” richard rhor
.-= Alex Colston´s last blog ..CONFESSION #9: The Road Ahead and Sabbath Keeping =-.
Pete, glad you read the literature of my friends. Mark Labberton, now a theology prof (Ph.D.)at my alma mater of Fuller, is a good friend, brilliant, gifted preacher and pastored in Berkeley, Calif. for nearly 20 years and LOVES SANDALS! I hope you get to meet him some day!
.-= Tom´s last blog ..Thanksgiving Truly Travels =-.
Adventures Of An Incurable Optamist or The Last Lecture. Depending on what I’m in the mood for while roadtripping. I love having an iPod and audio books now. It’s so much better, except for the tendency to fall asleep part
.-= Sarah´s last blog ..Doubt =-.
Pete,
check out “The Naked Gospel” by Andrew Farley. It is just, wow, authentic. Its a look at how much Grace actually does cover, and how silly we can be as a church to water down who Jesus is and just what the cross accomplished.
.-= Matt Hafer´s last blog ..Don’t think you have won just yet.. =-.
@Matt Hafer, never heard of it but it sounds right up my alley. I’ll check it out.
I second ‘Hearing God’ by Dallas Willard!
Also, I finished a book with the best title ever: ‘Just Do Something: How to Make a Decision Without Dreams, Visions, Fleeces, Open Doors, Random Bible Verses, Casting Lots, Liver Shivers, Writing in the Sky, etc.’ by Kevin DeYoung… quick read and really good.
.-= Jon Smith´s last blog ..Thanksgiving Week: The Photograph =-.
I too am Crazy about “Hearing God” by Dallas Willard. So good. Also love Henri Nouwen. So many good books in these comments. I’m adding to my list
.-= jessica´s last blog ..The Tale of Hope =-.
I’m reading @JosephWalker3 ‘s new book…. “Life Between Sundays”. Good stuff. He is the Bishop at Mt. Zion in Nashville.
I’m reading Blue Like Jazz – just went to “an evening with Donald Miller” (the author) and was really impressed.
…and, if we’re being honest here, I’m slowly but surely chipping away at Book 4 (Breaking Dawn) of the Twilight Series…
.-= Christina Ludwick´s last blog ..Ignoring His Presence =-.
The White Horse King: The Life of Alfred the Great. ‘Cause I love Thomas Nelson’s bloggers’ program. Free books!
It really is captivating, but I like history and war movies so this is right up my alley anyway.
.-= Lex´s last blog ..Help-Portrait is next month =-.
Im reading, Grace the Power to Change by Dr James Richards and Dr Tim Irwins newest book, Derailed. Both are excellent reads!
in His Love and Care, Mary
*some journal stuff from merton…
as i’ve yet to see yours. ahem.
*about to re-finish plan b (by anne lamott)
*elanor rigby by douglas coupland
.-= anne jackson´s last blog ..Are You Listening? =-.
Silence, by Shusaku Endo. It’s a novel about persecution in Japan.
.-= Vanity of Vanities´s last blog ..Protected: To My Prayer Group =-.
LOVED “The Dangerous Act of Worship”! Our pastor’s first sermon series at our church when he arrived last fall was based on that book and it was fantastic!
I’m reading “Gospel Powered Parenting” by William Farley at the moment. It shouldn’t be taking me this long to get thru it, but there’s a lot on my plate! It is a tremendous book – I can’t recommend it highly enough! Given your weekend with Jett, there’s probably not a lot of info in that book that would be new to you, but it is a gem!
.-= Christine´s last blog ..I Say Saurornithoides, You Say Potahto =-.
Power of a Praying Wife (Stormie OMartian)
Forgotten God (Francis Chan)
Loving both…
.-= Heather´s last blog ..Dreams & such =-.
I just finished Timothy Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods: The Empty Promises of Money, Sex and Power and the only Hope That Matters. I really like Keller’s books. Now I’m re-reading Os Guinnness’ The Call.
I agree with @Kyle Reed; Flickering Pixels was a good book.
.-= Torybee´s last blog ..Solo Christo =-.
LOL–you got me. Currently my reading material is not as elevated as y’all’s. I’m reading, “How to Knit a Wild Bikini” by Christie Ridgway (chick romance). On audio, I’ve got “Stumbling Upon Happiness.”
.-= Jan C.´s last blog ..Over the River and Through the Woods =-.
Just read Concentric Circles of Influence for an evangelism seminary class. Based on the idea of relationships being vital for evangelism. A good classic.
Who’s got your back–by Ferazzi
Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus–by don’t remember
Both gooooood!
Derailed and Courageous Leadership
.-= Jason Curlee´s last blog ..3 Ways To Be A High Level Performer =-.
“God’s Power to Change your Life”-Rick Warren
.-= Jody´s last blog ..Too tired =-.
Reading David Kinnaman’s UnChristian and I am convicted. I have my 16 yr old daughter reading it, too. I’m asking for her take on it. Very intriguing and I agree with the work.
.-= Mary R Snyder´s last blog ..Defying Gravity =-.
Finishing up Crazy Love and getting ready to start The Shack.
.-= Marlen´s last blog ..Not Me Monday After A HellaWeek Edition =-.
@Marlen, I may be the only Christian left who hasn’t read “The Shack”.
I’m currently reading “The Naked Gospel” by Andrew Farley. I’m reading it slowly as it’s a terrific – and challenging – view of the new covenant.
.-= Chuck Allen´s last blog ..Reasons To Be Thankful For Your Spouse =-.
Currently reading “The Hole in Our Gospel” by Richard Sterns. Amazing book.
.-= Jeremy´s last blog ..A Million Miles in a Thousand Years =-.
@Jeremy, hands down, “The Hole In Our Gospel” was my favorite book I read this past year.
I am re-reading Crazy Love by Francis Chan, then I am going to read his book, Forgotten God.
The Liturgical Year by Sister Joan Chittister, two by Eugene H Peterson, Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places, and Eat This Book, plus I am reading a bio/autobio of every US President. I have read 23 so far and am waiting on a dual volume on Harrison and Tyler.
I’m reading the Doctrine of God, Westminster Chatechism, and will be starting Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion soon.
Currently reading:
Bono In Conversation with Michka Assayas
“Mennonite in a Little Black Dress: A memoir of going home” by Rhonda Janzen.
It’s funny and entertaining!
I’m currently reading two books at the same time, just in different parts of the day. That’s really ironic for me, but they’re just that relevant and poignant to me at this time.
DeRailed by Tim Erwin (Thomas/Nelson)
- this book will help you discover seeds of disctruction that may be deeply rooted in you that could keep you from catystrophic failure as a person and as a leader http://michaelhyatt.com/2009/11/book-notes-derailed-by-tim-irwin.html
Never Eat Along by Keith Ferrazi
- most would call this book a networking book. I call this a purist relationship book. this book will show you the purist way and reasons to build strong relationships and that behind everyone’s success is a strong relationship. http://www.keithferrazzi.com/
I’m finishing Crazy Love and currently reading Family Driven Faith by Voddie Baucham Jr, 25 Days and 26 Ways by Ace Collins, Grace is for Sinners by Serena woods.Next on my list is Wild Goose Chase by Mark Batterson!
Demons – Dostoevsky, irenaeus – complete works, & Great beers of Belgium – Jackson
.-= Nate´s last blog ..A Dragon Tale =-.
I’m reading Heroes Among Us by Chuck Larson, a collection of stories from Silver Star and Medal of Honor winners. Really shows what amazing things people can do when they need to.
I just finished “The Man Code” by Dennis Swanberg and C.S. Lewis’ “A Grief Observed” and am in the middle of “Christianish” by Mark Steele.
I’m currently reading Wild Good Chase by Mark Batterson. I purchased about 7 other books lately, but am DETERMINED to finish this one before I start another!
Just finished: What difference do it make? Stories of Hope & Healing by Hall/Moore/Vincent and Revolution Within by Edwards.
Currently reading: The Reason for God by Timothy Keller, The Irresistible Revolution by Shane Claiborne, and the book of Titus.
Reading next: Your Jesus is too Safe by Jared C. Wilson & Let the Nations be Glad by Piper.
Would like to read: The Hole in Our Gospel
Pete, I haven’t read The Shack either.
.-= Abby´s last blog ..Weekly Homeschool Highlights–MFW CtG wk 7 part 2 -wk 8 =-.
“Churched” by Matthew Paul Turner
“The Whuffie Factor” by Tara Hunt
.-= Danny Bixby´s last blog ..Godwin’s Law & The Crazy Cross Rule =-.
IAM presently reading “Paid in Full” by Rick Renner.It’s about the last 24 hours of Christ.Rick is good about pulling out the Greek verb tenses and painting a picture with these words. Good Read!
“The Love Revolution” by Joyce Meyer
Amazing Grace DVD by Liz Curtis Higgs….”TaDa” haha! You can borrow it Pastor if you want to…maybe listen to it in your car whie traveling.
I am finally reading Crazy Love by Francis Chan and Fearless by Max Lucado.
.-= Janet´s last blog ..Not At All What I Expected =-.
Sorry, it’s called Embrace Grace by Liz Curtis Higgs!
A great book by Tony Merida “Faithful Preaching: Declaring Scripture with Responsibility, Passion, and Authenticity” (B&H Publishing, 2009) – you could use it (just kidding!!) Bob
I just finished Advent Conspiracy by Rick McKinley and Chris Seay and I’m about to start reading The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen.
@Danny Bixby, I loved “churched”.
Pete, i think we may be the only two that haven’t read “the shack”.
I’m currently reading
“Just Do Something”, for our young adults Bible study
Also reading “Naked Gospel” by Andrew Farley
and
“The Sabbath”, by Abraham Joshua Heshel
Right in the middle of Notes from the Tilt-A-Whirl, N.D. Wilson.
.-= Cindy Graves´s last blog ..In Pursuit of Authentic Community =-.
“The Anatomy of Story” by John Truby. I am working on a screenplay and this is my guidebook. But it is a fabulous read in general, for anyone who appreciates the power of story.
And then, LOTS of early church history texts (school stuff).
I am really in need of a good light fiction read. I need to get out a few classics from the library.
.-= Hilary´s last blog ..Seasons Change. =-.
I’m reading The Principle Of The Path, by Andy Stanley. Every Christian should read it…every pastor should preach it. If it was followed it would solve a lot of problems in peoples’ lives today.
Haven’t read “The Shack” yet either – so you’re not the only one, Pete. Did hear the author speak at Lifest (music festival July ’09 near Oshkosh) and he was riveting!
I am re-reading John Ortberg’s “The Life You’ve Always Wanted.”
A Guide to the Good Life, The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy by William Irvine.
I am currently reading two books – finishing up Phyllis Tickle’s “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.” and a novel, “Say You’re One of Them” by Uwem Akpan (a novel in Oprah’s Book Club). My next read is “The New Faithful: Why Young Adults are Embracing Christian Orthodoxy.”
.-= Byron Wade´s last blog ..Happy Thanksgiving! =-.
Crazy Love by Chan. I just got that for Christmas suggested by you actually.
Just recently finished Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung. Really enjoyed this book!
3/4 of the way through with Let Go by Sheila Walsh. Reviewing it for Thomas Nelson. Great read, well written and very insightful.
Just started A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers and Crazy Love by Francis Chan.
I can never read one book at a time. I think I might have a problem, but I love books.
.-= Chrystie´s last blog ..A Love Story =-.
Currently reading Forgotten God by Francis Chan.
.-= Tony York´s last blog ..Salvation – ABC to BRO =-.
Just finished “Midnight at the Dragon cafe”
Are you on http://www.shelfari.com ? Its a place where you can maintain a bookshelf of books you’ve read or currently reading or planning on reading.
“The Dangerous Act of Worship” is a book that changed my life. God worked deeply in my life as I read it. Wish we could sit down over coffee and discuss it – you’re the only other person I know that’s read it!!! I’ve been dying to talk to someone about it. I’d say that reading this book had alot to do with leaving my position as worship pastor. As I read it, I had a lot of “holy discontent” with where I was.
Right now I’m reading “Freedom of Simplicity” by Richard Foster. I want to start “Everything Belongs” by Richard Rohr soon….
.-= Jan Owen´s last blog ..What I’m Thinking as I Visit Your Church =-.
@Tony York, I’ve got that book on my nightstand. It’s up next!
.-= Pete Wilson´s last blog ..Turkey, Rabbits, Football, and Guns =-.
The Barbarian Way by Erwin McManus had a huge impact on me. Anything McManus writes is remarkable to me. I finished Wide Awake this summer and he just puts you on fire to do something.
Life of the Beloved, by Henry Nouwen~ Wow…incredible. First time I have read anything by Nouwen and forever changed by him.
Just brought home The Ragamuffin Gospel, by Brennan Manning. Cannot wait to get started!
Just finished reading “Religion Saves Plus Nine Other Misconceptions” by Mark Driscoll. Driscoll tells it like it is,and always has Scripture to back it up.
Recently finished Broken on the back row by Sandi Patty (its worth reading even if you aren’t into her music), Mark Driscoll’s Death by Love, Forgotten God by Francis Chan, The supremacy of Christ in a postmodern world which is a collection of messages from desiring god conference (REALLY good book, you can download it for free at the desiring god website). On the to-read (well really audiobooks to listen to) pile is Banker to the poor by Muhammad Yunus, Fearless by Max Lucado and Finally alive by John Piper.
.-= Joanna´s last blog ..Critiquing consumer culture =-.