Books: A Few Favorites

"I cannot live without books!" ~Thomas Jefferson

Recently, walking through Jefferson's book collection, on display at the Library of Congress, I began to wonder what people might think if they strolled through my book shelves. It's an ever growing collection, but I thought I might share some of my favorites!

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Crazy Love by Francis Chan

My favorite book of ALL times!

One of the only books I've ever read twice.

Check it out at www.crazylovebook.com

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Humility by Andrew Murray

Jesus taught humility to be one of the most important

characteristics that we can possess. When we discover the true

estimate of ourselves, we know the true honor God deserves.

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Desiring God by John Piper

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Introduces this idea of a Christian Hedonist. Knowing that

a hedonist is one devoted to the pursuit of pleasure-Piper's teaching shows that our greatest joy is found when devoting ourselves to God. Which is His greatest joy as He is glorified in our lives.

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The Forgotten God by Francis Chan

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Never before have I been made so aware of the essential

need for recognizing and seeking the Holy Spirit. Even reading

in the book of Acts this morning, i read it differently because

of perspectives addressed in this book!

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The Pursuit of God by A.W. Tozer

This classic book guides us to fall deeper and deeper

into a relationship with our Father and Lord.

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I would love to hear any of your thoughts on these books. And I'm always looking for new suggestions. Getting ready to go and dive into a new one: The Practice of Godliness by Jerry Bridges. A good book & cup of coffee- reminder of God's love!

Teach me your way, O Lord, and I will walk in your Truth; give me an undivided heart, that I may fear your name. ~Psalm 86:11