Jul
07
I finished a great little book last month that I would highly, highly recommend: The Principle of the Path by Andy Stanley. This book relays a very Biblical concept in a very understandable, practical way. Direction—not intention—determines our destination. The direction you are currently traveling—relationally, financially, spiritually, and the list goes on and on—will determine …
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Dec
23
Hey, I’ve posted this resource before, but for those interested in reading the whole Bible in 2011, I would HIGHLY recommend the New Living Translation One-Year Chronological Bible. It is typically available at our local LifeWay store, and can be shipped directly from www.amazon.com for $12.24. From the Back Cover… Now you can gain a …
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Sep
27
I rarely read a paragraph in a book that I completely, totally agree with. Even more rarely do I read a paragraph and respond with an enthusiastic ‘AMEN’! But I just found one of those paragraphs. I am going through a classic book by J. Oswald Sanders called Spiritual Leadership. In the chapter entitled “The …
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Sep
22
Well, I just finished my 20th book in 2010. Some were work related, some are related to general Christian living, and others are just for fun. Here are two that I highly recommend for you: Forgotten God: This book is one of the things God has recently used to call me out of the safe, …
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Nov
02
I’ve read a lot of books in my day. Some were awful, others were great. Some I would recommend reading, others I would recommend avoiding. Some were packed full of Godly wisdom, others jammed with human folly. Right now, I’m enjoying a book that is filled with a great combination of the wisdom in Scripture …
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