Dennis Bickers, in his blog on ministry, has wrote a convicting post about how we as pastors often do not read enough. It made me want to check on what I have read this year. So I am going to try and list what I have read below and think about how I have done with my work-related reading and my reading in general. I am going to do this a little at a time
1. The Male Factor by Shaunti Feldhahn (Partial Read, Partial Skim)
2. Transforming the Small Church by Shannon O'Dell
3. The Strategically Small Church by Brandon O'Brien
4. Lead Like Ike (Partial Read, Partial Skim)
5. The Journey Home (Fiction)
6. Dig Deeper:Tools for Understanding God's Word
7. Chosen (Story of Esther)
8. It had to be you (Fiction)
9. Doctor Jesus
10. They Almost Always Come Home (Fiction)
11. Charlotte Figg Takes Over Paradise (Fiction)
12. Plan B by Pete Wilson
13. Heading for Heaven (sermon collection from a puritan preacher)
14. What Happened to My Life--about women's issues in middle age
15. Churched (spiritual autobiography)
16. Imaginary Jesus (Fiction)
17. Suprised by Hope (Reflection on the Biblical Book of Jonah)
18. The Sacred Journey (On Spiritual Discipline of Pilgrimage)
19. What Your Son Isn't Telling You (Focus on the Family book)
20. 66 Love Letters (Partial Read and Partial Skim)--on Bible as love letter
21. Crazy Love by Francis Chan
22. How to Build a Life-Changing Men's Ministry
23. The Shark and the Goldfish (Business Management Parable Book)
24. Tithing (Part of Ancient Spritual Disciplines Series)
25. The Liturgical Year (Part of the Ancient Spiritual Disciplines Series)
26. The Emotionally Healthy Church
27. Gilead (Fiction about a Pastor's Life)
28. God's Prayer Book (On the Psalms)
29. Seeds of Turmoil by Bryant Wright
30. Understanding the Koran by Marteen Elaas
31. Clouds Roll Away by Sibella Giorello
ok...there might be more...I will see....
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I really did enjoy Gilead, the second time through. :-)
I love keeping track of what I've read. It gives me a sense of accomplishment and helps me reflect on what's gone on the past year.
Love that you read some fiction. I have read a fair amount of non-fiction, or at least it feels that way. maybe I should check my list. :)
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