Comments on: 40 Books in 2010

By: Jason

Jason — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 07:12:29 +0000

Also, you should read

“The Freedom Writers Diary” by Erin Gruwell
this should be a must read

By: Jason

Jason — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 07:09:02 +0000

A.W. Tozer – “the knowledge of the holy”
St Augustine – “Confessions”
Niccolo Machiavellie – “The Prince”
Booker T Washington – “Up From Slavery”
Martin Luther King Jr – “Why We Can’t Wait” or find his sermons
C.S. Lewis – “The Abolition of Man”
G.K. Chesterton – “Orthodoxy”
Dietrich Bonhoeffer – “The Cost of Discipleship”
Rob Bell – “Velvet Elvis”
Erwin McManus – “Chasing Daylight” or “Awake”
Donald Miller – Read in this order one right after another and see him mature in thought – “Through Painted Deserts, Blue Like Jazz, Searching for God Knows What, To Own A Dragon, A Million Miles In A Thousand Years”
Spencer Burke – “Making Sense of Church”
Stanley Weintraub – “Long Day’s Journey Into War”
Tony Morgan – “Killing Cockroaches”
Brian McLaren – “New Kind of Christian” Series
H.B. London – “Heart of a Great Pastor”
Bob Roberts – “The Multiplying Church”
Thomas DiLorenzo – “The Real Lincoln”
Leonard Sweet – “11″
Mike Yankowski – “Under the Overpass”
Brother Yun – “The Heavenly Man”
Jaclyn Kostner – “Virtual Leadership”

Well thats all i think i will recommend…enjoy your choices. If i think of better ones i will leave a new message

By: Samjones

Samjones — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:46:11 +0000

Sampson and the Pirate Monks by Nate Larkin is an amazing biography/ministry book, about struggling with sin, and men discipling each other into real growth/change through intentional brotherhood. It’s also accessible in size and relate-able in content. http://www.samsonsociety.org/

Same Kind of Different as Me is also really good. Autobiographical of a rich white Ft. Worth art dealer and the black homeless man who became his best friend.

City of Ember was a great children’s book that was a fun adventure and an easy read. (Esp. if the movie/trailer hasn’t ruined the mystery for you).

Can any of them be Graphic novels?

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 15:33:39 +0000

Redeeming Love, huh? Reminds me of Donald Miller’s story of leaving a copy of Pride and Prejudice on his bookshelf to impress girls. Probably a good idea, though.

By: Lloyd

Lloyd — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:35:10 +0000

Basically anything by CS Lewis, but I’ll suggest Til we have faces.