Books I’ve read in 2008
My goal in 2007 was to read 30 books. Didn’t quite make it – so I lowered my goal to 15 this year. I think I made it.
Here’s my list of completed reads in 2008 ::
Sex God – Rob Bell
Everything Must Change – Brian McLaren
The Ragamuffin Gospel – Brennan Manning
Jesus for President – Shane Claiborne/Chris Haw
Communicating for a Change – Andy Stanley
The Screwtape Letters – CS Lewis
A Generous Orthodoxy – Brian McLaren
A Christianity Worth Believing – Doug Paggitt
Pagan Christianity – Frank Viola
A Wild Goose Chase – Mark Batterson
Reimagining Church – Frank Viola
Stories From the Edge: A Theology of Grief – Greg Garrett
Through the Storm – Lynne Spears
For Young Men Only: A Guy’s Guide to the Alien Gender – Jeff Feldhahn
The New Christians – Tony Jones
Not the Religious Type – Dave Schmelzer
If God Disappears – David Sanford
On the Side of Angels – Dr. Joseph D’souza/Benedict Rogers
What did you read this year?
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I have read Screwtape Letters some a few years ago. It is a good read offering a different slant on sin, temptation and the Human condition. Of course C.S Lewis is in a league by himself.
I have read Screwtape Letters some a few years ago. It is a good read offering a different slant on sin, temptation and the Human condition. Of course C.S Lewis is in a league by himself.