This past year, I made some goals for myself in the area of reading. I greatly enjoy sitting down with a book, but I find that all too often I pick fiction rather than non-fiction. I decided to try to read at least one spiritually beneficial book each month of the year, and I was greatly blessed by this exercise. Here is a list of some of the books that I read:<\/p>\n
*Your Family-God’s Way<\/a> – Wayne Mack<\/p>\n *The Faithful Parent<\/a> – Martha Peace\/Stuart Scott<\/p>\n *Worldliness<\/a> – CJ Mahaney<\/p>\n *Quite a few missionary biographies (some of my thoughts of them have been stated in previous posts)<\/p>\n *Living the Cross-Centered Life<\/a> – CJ Mahaney<\/p>\n *Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart – JD Greear<\/p>\n *Who is Jesus? – RC Sproul<\/p>\n *Counsel from the Cross: Connecting Broken People to the Love of Christ – Elyse Fitzpatrick\/Dennis Johnson (One of the best on this list!)<\/strong><\/p>\n *Faithful Women and Their Extraordinary God – Noel Piper (Free in pdf from desiringgod.org)<\/p>\n *Loving God with All Your Mind <\/a>– Elizabeth George<\/p>\n *When Sinners Say “I Do”<\/a> – Dave Harvey<\/p>\n *The Transforming Power of the Gospel – Jerry Bridges<\/p>\n <\/p>\n I would encourage you to look up some of these books and read them as well!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This past year, I made some goals for myself in the area of reading. I greatly enjoy sitting down with a book, but I find that all too often I pick fiction rather than non-fiction. I decided to try to … Continue reading