- The School of Christ & Pioneers of the Heavenly Way- T. Austin Sparks
- Why I Am a Christian – John Stott
- The Pursuit of God & The Divine Conquest – A.W. Tozer
- Humility & The Apostle’s Inner Life – Andrew Murray
- Any Devotional by Amy Carmichael
- Temptation – Deitrich Bonhoeffer
- Epic – John Eldredge
- Spirit-Filled – Jack Hayford
- Jesus Among Other Gods (Youth Ed.) & Great Conversations series by Ravi Zacharias
- The Enduring Revolution – Charles Colson
- The Barbarian Way – Erwin McManus
- Confession of Saint Patrick – John Skinner
- Paved with Good Intentions & Made For Heaven – C.S. Lewis
- The Journey & Three Philosophies of Life – Peter Kreeft
- The Secrets of the Vine – Bruce Wilkinson
- A Shepherd Looks At Psalm 23 – Phillip Keller
- The Release of the Spirit – Watchman Nee
- More Than Dates & Dead People – Stephen Mansfield
- Anything by Erma Bombeck
- Anything by George Warnock or Henri Nouwen
- He is There and He is Not Silent- Francis Schaeffer
- Why Jesus? & Questions of Life – Nicky Gumbel
- Don’t Curse Your Crises & Breaking the Assignment of Spiritual Assassins – Michael Pitts
- Nevertheless & Resurrection – Mark Rutland
- Ring of Truth – J.B. Phillips
“Make a list of books to be read and you have
set the course of a life well-spent.”
–Francis Bacon
What Pastor Chip is Re-Reading:
*Devotionals
- Pilgrim’s Progress – John Bunyan
- You Gave Me a Wide Place – Paul Stroble
- Robinson Crusoe – Daniel Defoe
- The Intellectual Life – A.D. Sertillanges
- The Desert Fathers- Driot, Maloney, and Kisly
- The Genius of America – Lane and Oreskes
- The Weight of Glory and The Screwtape Letters – C.S. Lewis
- Invitation to Pilgrimmage – John Baillie
- Alternative to Futility – Elton Trueblood
- The Journey – Peter Kreeft & Footprints for Pilgrims- various authors
- The Journey – Os Guiness
- Engaging God’s World – Cornelius Planting
- Preparing Your Son for Every Man’s Battle – Arterburn & Stoeker
- The Problem of God – John C. Murray
- Longing to Know – Esther Meek
- Rest In the Day of Trouble- Kelley Varner
- The Outline of Sanity- Alzina Dale
- The Worldly Philosophers – Robert Heilbroner (Economics)
- The Life and Teaching of Jesus Christ – James Stewart
- The Image Maker – Terry Crist
- The Fire of Delayed Answers & Loyalty – Bob Sorge
- The Search for Significance – Robert McGee
- The Normal Christian Life – Watchman Nee
- A Divine Confrontation – Graham Cooke
- The Ultimate Gift – Jim Stovall
- A Landscape with Dragons – Michael O’Brien
- Leaving Laodicea- Jeanne Terrell
- Origins & Destiny – Dr. Robert Gange
- The Greek Way – Edith Hamilton
- Leadership Emergence Theory – J. Robert Clinton
“It is an old and healthy tradition that each
home where the light of godliness shone should have
its own bookshelf. Blessed is the man or woman who has
inherited such a cultural and spiritual bequest.”
–John Macleod
2009 Reading List:
- The Love of God – St. Francis De Sales
- The Cure of Souls & Revolt Against Maturity – R.J. Rushdoony
- For Me to Live is Christ – Charles Spurgeon
- God Isn’t In A Hurry – Warren Wiersbe
- A Collection of Sermon’s from Zinzendorf’s Pennsylvania Journey – Weber & Atwood
- Wide Awake – Erwin McManns
- Strengthening the Soul of Your leadership – Ruth Barton
- Discipleship of the Mind –James Sire
- Who Gets to Narrate the World? – Robert Webber
- Philosophy of Religion – Elton Trueblood
- Lone Survivor – Marcus Luttrell
- Therefore Stand – Wilbur Smith
- The Dust of Death – Os Guiness
- The Rest of the Gospel – Stone & Gregory
- The Jesus Priorities – Christopher Maricle
- When Jesus Came to Harvard – Harvey Cox
- Mountain Trailways for Youth – Mrs. C. Cowman
- Sex God – Rob Bell
- Ablaze for God – Wesley Duewell
- A Life Full of Meaning – R.W.J. Keeble
- Implementing – The Art of Transformation – Newt Gingrich
- Life Beneath the Surface – Pilavachi & Borlase
- Grief – Andrew Holleran
- The Tabernacle: Camping with God – Stephen Olford
- On Jordan’s Stormy Banks – Andrew Waters
“Books are the wise man’s passport to success
and greatness. Books are the thresholds to wonder; the
gateways to enlightenment; the foundations of virtue;
and the pediment of honor.” -Cicero
Current Events - Economics
- Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? – Uncle Eric books by Richard Maybury
- The Emperor Has No Clothes (Chpt.1 & 8) & Doing Business God’s Way – Dennis Peacocke
- God & Mammon – Ray Landers
- America’s Providential History (Chpt 13 &14) Beliles & McDowell
- The Road to Serfdom – F.A. Hayek
- The Worldly Philosophers – Robert Heilbroner
- This 1 is awesome, & I can’t remember/find it!...will update later.
*8. Living in The Light of Eternity & Revolution in World Missions – K.P. Yohannan
- Larceny in the Heart & Christianity and Capitalism – R.J. Rushdoony
- The Serville State – Hilaire Belloc
- Anything by Thomas Sowell
- The Virtue of Prosperity – Dinesh D’Souza
“What luck for rulers that men do not think?”
-Adolf Hitler
GoStrategic/Dennis Peacocke’s Economics Reading
Prosperity and Poverty, E. Calvin Beisner, Westchester, IL: Crossway Books, 1988.
Provides a careful exegesis of important Scripture passages dealing with stewardship, along with a clear explanation of basic economic concepts.
Productive Christians in an Age of Guilt-Manipulators. Chilton, David Tyler, TX: Institute for Christian Economics, 1981 (Second edition, revised, July, 1982).
A biblical refutation of Ronald Sider's call for 1977. Introduces the system of Christian Economics with chapters on law, welfare, poverty, the third world, overpopulation, foreign aid, advertising, profits, and economic growth.
Author provides a critical appreciation of democratic capitalism from a theological point of view.
Christian Economics: The Christian Message to the Marketplace. Richardson, John R Houston, TX: St. Thomas Press, 1966.
Economics: Principles and Policy From A Christian Perspective, Rose, Tom Milford, MI: Mott Media, 1977.
Presents the Biblical rationale for economics. Textbook format and easily adaptable to Chrsitian Schools
The Roots of Inflation, Rushdoony, Rousas J. Vallecito, CA: Ross House Books, 1982.
Economics, Money, and Banking, Taylor, E.L. Hebden. Nutley, NJ: The Craig Press, 1978.
Adheres to six principles of Biblical economics: scarcity, honest work, stewardship, honest money, compassion, and a limited state.
The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism, Michael Novak, New York, NY: Simon & Schuster, 1982.
Provides a theological base for free enterprise/Discusses heritage and influence of the church on Western economic history.
Bringing in the Sheaves: Transforming Poverty Into Productivity, George Grant, Brentwood, TN: Wolgemuth and Hyatt, 1988.
Practical program of Biblical charity. Techniques proven from personal experience. Comprehensive alternative to the statist welfare system.
Social Justice and the Christian Church, Ronald H. Nash, Milford, MI: Mott Media, 1983.
Critique of current theories of justice with a thorough examination of the Biblical methods for addressing social concern.
No Time For Slaves, McMaster Jr., R.E. Phoenix, AZ: Reaper Publishing, 1986.
Root issues on economics, debt, and poverty. Contrasts Capitalism and communism. Ties economics to religion and other institutions.
Is Capitalism Christian?, Edited by Franky Schaeffer, Westchester, IL: Crossway Books, 1985.
A compilation of the best contemporary thinking of more than 20 noted authors/ Concise essays cover a broad range of issues.
Honest Money: Money & Banking, North, Gary. Fort Worth, TX: Dominion Press, 1986.
Hope and practical solutions for the monetary crisis and the banking industry. Blueprint for reform an debt repayment.
The Sinai Strategy: Economics and the 10 Commandments, North, Gary Tyler, TX: Institute For Christian Economics, 1986.
Survey of the Commandments with specific application to the economic realm. Uses the Covenant as the basis of subsequent prosperity.
Tithing and Dominion, Edward A. Powell and Rousas J. Rushdoony, Vallecito, CA: Ross House Books, 1979.
Failure to tithe results in an under-financed Kingdom. Re-examination of the Biblical mandate of tithing and its relationship to reconstruction.
Dominion Covenant: Genesis, Gary North, Tyler, TX: Institute For Christian Economics, 1982.
An economic commentary on genesis with thought and implications far beyond money. Excellent critique of evolution, for instance.
“The best cure for a sluggish mind is to disturb its routine.”
-William Danforth
Favorite Books
(Two are better than one…. So we would suggest
two books by the same author or topic)
- Bible (Old & New Testaments)
- Orthodoxy & The Everlasting Man -G.K. Chesterton
- An All-Round Ministry & Wind and Fire -C.H. Spurgeon
- Gold Cord & Whispers of His Power -Amy Carmichael
- Can Man Live Without God? & Jesus Among Other
Gods -Ravi Zaccharias
- Dynamic Spiritual Leadership & Spiritual Leadership
-J. Oswald Sanders
- Child Training Tips -Reb Bradley & Age of Opportunity
– Paul David Tripp
- Courage & Youth -Charles Wagner ©1894
- Raising a Modern-Day Knight -Robert Lewis
- Fair Sunshine –Jock Purves & Foxe’s
Book of Martyrs
- In the Day of Thy Power & God’s Chosen
Fast -Arthur Wallis
- The Road to Reality & Living in Light of Eternity
-K.P. Yohannan
- The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind & Turning
Points -Mark Noll
- Humility & An Apostles’ Inner Life -Andrew
Murray
- Prophetic Untimeliness & Time For Truth -Os
Guiness
- A Place to Stand & The Company of the Committed
-Elton Trueblood
- The Cost of Discipleship & Letters and Papers
from Prison -Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- Then Darkness Fled & Never Give In -Stephen
Mansfield
- The Names of God & The Law of the Offerings
-Andrew Jukes
- Memoirs and Remains of Robert Murray McCheyne -Andrew
Bonar
- Why I am a Christian & The Preacher’s
Portrait -John Stott
- The Barbarian Way & Soul Cravings -Ervin Raphael
McManus
- Epic & You Have What It Takes -John Eldridge
- Knowing God & Theology -J.I. Packer
“Read at every wait; read at all hours; read
within leisure; read about in times of labor; read as
one goes in; read as one goes out. The task of the educated
mind is simply put: read to lead.” - Cicero
Indispensable Books "Preferred companions if stranded on an Island"
- Thomas' Guide to Practical Shipbuilding
- The BIBLE
- Robinson Crusoe -Daniel DeFoe
- Morning & Evening -Charles Spurgeon
- The Extreme Survival Almanac -Reid Kincade
- Gold Cord -Amy Carmichael
- Identifying & Harvesting Edible & Medicinal Plants -Steve Brill
- Anything by G.K. Chesterton
- SAS Survival Handbook -John Wiseman
- The Fire of Delayed Answers -Bob Sorge
- The Flight of The Phoenix -Elleston Trevor
- Common Sense 101 -Dale Ahlquist
“The uncreative mind can spot wrong answers, but it takes a creative
mind to spot wrong questions.”
-Anthony Jay
The Best Books I've Read During the Past Few Years
- Loyalty -Bob Sorge
- You Gave Me A Wide Place -Paul Stroble
- "On Counterinsurgency"-David Kilcullen & Gen. Petraeus
- The Weight of Glory -C.S. Lewis
- A Divine Confrontation -Graham Cooke
- The Ultimate Gift -Jim Stovall
- The Gate Church -Frank Damazio
- Team of Rivals -Doris Goodwin
- Jonathan Edwards -G. Marsden
- Math Doesn't Suck/Kiss My Math -Danica McKellar
“Only Heaven, only Eternity will determine which was most important
in my earthly ministry-my preaching or the distributing
of books.”
-Peter Cartwright-Circuit Riding Preacher
Avant Garde => Freeing Your Mind (We must go back to the future)
- Requiem -Thomas Oden
- The Ancient-Future Faith -Robert E. Webber
- The Problem of God -John Courtney Murray
- The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind -mark noll
- Orthodoxy -G.K. Chesterton
- Building a Bridge to the 18th Century -Neil Postman
- Courage -Charles Wagner ©1984
- The Soul of the American University -George M. Marsden
- Dancing with Dinosaurs -William Easum
- Faith of the Fatherless -Paul C. Vitz
“Those awakened were much given to reading in the Holy Scriptures and other
good books. Excellent books that had lain by much neglected,
were then much perused, and lent from one to another;
and it was a peculiar satisfaction to people to find how
exactly the doctrines they heard daily preached, harmonized
with doctrines contained and taught by great and godly
men in other parts and former times.”
-Samuel Blair-1744
Christian Classics
“A Classic is a book that has never finished saying
what it has to say.” –Italo Calvino
“Age should speak; advanced years should teach
wisdom.” -Job 32:7
“The simplest explanation for the survival of
the classics is that ordinary readers have found them
worth preserving.” –Moses Hadas
- The Pilgrim’s Progress -John Bunyan
- Confessions -St. Augustine
- The City of God -St. Augustine
- On the Incarnation -St. Athansius
- The Bondage of the Will -Martin Luther
- The Institutes -John Calvin
- No Cross and No Crown -William Penn
- Real Christianity -William Wilberforce
- Mere Christianity -C.S. Lewis
- Summa Theologica -St. Thomas Aquinas
- The Reformed Pastor -Richard Baxter
- Pensees -Blaise Pascal
- The Treasury of David - C.H. Spurgeon
- The History of Reformation in Scotland -John Knox
- Religious Affections -Jonathan Edwards
- Imitation of Christ –Thomas ‘a Kempis
Classics of Antiquity
“The works of the day are romantic, not because
they are new, but because they are weak, ailing…Ancient
works are classical not because they are old, but because
they are powerful, fresh, and healthy.” –Goethe
“It is a good rule, after reading a new book,
never to allow yourself another new one until you have
read an old one in between.” –C.S. Lewis
- Noble Lives –Plutarch
- The Divine Comedy –Dante
- Republic –Plato
- Paradise Lost –Milton
- The Prince –Machiavelli
- Rhetoric, Politics, & Poetics –Aristotle
- Iliad & Odyssey –Homer
- Faustus –Goethe
- Canterbury Tales –Chancer
- Fables –Aesop’s
- Utopia –More
- Orations –Cicero
Literary Classics (Fiction)
“When you reread a classic you do not see more
in the book than you did before; you see more in you
than was there before. A classic is a mirror that reflects
the truest self.” –Charles Gillespie
“The only palliative (for the mistakes of our
time) is to keep the clean sea breeze of the centuries
blowing through our minds, and this can be done only
by reading old books.” –C.S. Lewis
- The Lord of the Rings –J.R.R. Tolken
- The Father Brown Stories –G.K. Chesterton
- Inferno –Dante
- Robinson Crusoe –Daniel Defoe
- LeMort d’Arthur –Mallory
- The Brothers Karamozov & Crime and Punishment
–Dostoeyevski
- Uncle Tom’s Cabin –Harriet Beecher Stowe
- Gulliver’s Travels –Jonathan Swift
- Sir Gwain –J.R.R. Tolkien
- Brave New World –Aldous Huxley
- The Wonderful Wizard of Oz –L. Frank Baum
- The Weekend Wodehouse –P.G. Wodehouse
- Resurrection & Anna Karenina –Tolstoy
- The Gulag Archipelago & One Day in the Life
of Ivan Denisovich –Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
- Ivanhoe –Scott
- Beowulf –Haney
- Quo Vadis –Sienkiewicz
- Anything by Charles Dickens
- Anything by Shakespeare
- Anything by C.S. Lewis
“The oldest books are still only just out to
those who have not yet read them.”
-Samuel Butler
The Dealings of God
(Life’s Trials & Difficulties, Overcoming
Temptations and Enduring Trouble)
- The Bible (Esther, Job, Psalms, SoS/Eccl., Jeremiah, Hab./Hag., 2Corinthians, Philippians)
- The Gold Cord -Amy Carmichael
- The Fire of Delayed Answers & Loyalty -Bob Sorge
- A Tale of Three Kings & Prisoner in the Third Cell -Gene Edwards
- Alternative to Futility -Elton Trueblood
- Isolation -Shelley Trebesch
- A Strength Not My Own -LeRoy Lawson
- The Making of a Leader -Robert Clinton
- The Dark Night of the Soul -St. John of the Cross
- Love One Another -Watchman Nee
- A Mute Christian Under the Rod -Thomas Brooks
- Where is God When it Hurts? –Philip Yancey
- A Grief Observed -C.S. Lewis
- Beauty for Ashes (series) –George H. Warnock
- A Severe Mercy -Sheldon Vanauken
- The Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life -Hannah
Whitall Smith
- Tears Turn to Diamonds –Rosemarie Claussen
- The Bait of Satan –John Bevere
- I Want to Grow Hair, I Want to Grow Up, I Want to
Go to Boise & Aunt Erma’s Cope Book –Erma
Bombeck
- Fair Sunshine –Jock Purves
- Spiritual Depression – D.Martyn Lloyd Jones
- The Problem of Pain –C.S. Lewis
- Rebuilding Your Broken World –Gordon MacDonald
- Surviving Ministry -Ronald Sisk
- The Problem of Evil -Charles Colson
- Stigma of Calvary -Lester Sumrall
- Spiritual Desertion -Voetins/Hoornbeck
- Letters to a Man in the Fire -Reynolds Price
“My books are my tools. They also serve as my
counsel, my consolation, and my comfort. They are my
source of wisdom and the fount of my education. They
are my friends and my delights. They are my surety,
when all else is awry, that I have set my confidence
in the substantial things of truth and right.”
–Charles Spurgeon
Marriage Prep/Courtship
- The Five Love Languages -Gary Chapman
- I Kissed Dating Good bye -Joshua Harris
- Boy Meets Girl -Joshua Harris
- Let’s Both Win -Arnold Moll
- Her Hand in Marriage -Douglas Wilson
- Letters to Karen/Philip -Charlie Shedd
- Sex is a Spiritual Act -Dr. Dale H. Conaway
- Biblical Courtship -Cavanaugh
- The Sacredness of Sex/ The Glory of Sex -Dr. Edwin
Cole
- The Act of Marriage -Time and Beverly LaHaye
- For Men Only/ For Women Only -Shaunti and Jeff Feldhahn
- The Four Loves –C.S. Lewis
“I really believe you can’t build a self
without books. You get an inner voice by listening to
someone else’s words in your ear.” –Jane
Hamilton
Marriage & Family
- The Family God’s Weapon for Victory –Robert
Andrews
- Men Are Like Waffles-Women Are Like Spaghetti &
Every Marriage Is a Fixer-Upper -Bill and Pam Farrell
- Reforming Marriage -Douglas Wilson
- I Married You -Walter Trobisch
- The Marriage Book –Nicky & Sila Lee
- Love and Respect –Dr. Emerson Eggerichs
- Love Everlasting -Inspirio/Zondervan
- Marriage Savers -Michael J. McManus
- If Only He (She) Knew -Gary Smalley
- The Marriage Covenant -Derek Prince
- The Mystery of Marriage -Mike Mason
- Making Love Last Forever -Gary Smalley
- Husbands and Fathers -Derek Prince
- Communication, Sex, and Money -Dr. Edwin L. Cole
- His Needs, Her Needs -Willard F. Harley, Jr.
- Brave New Family –G.K.Chesterton
- The Way Home –Mary Pride
“The end of reading is not more books but more
life.” –Holbrook Jackson
Parenting
- Child Training Tips -Reb Bradley
- Shepherding a Child’s Heart -Tedd Tripp
- Age of Opportunity –Paul D. Tripp
- Raising a Modern-Day Knight -Robert Lewis
- Spiritual Milestones –Weidmann & Ledbetter
- Children Are Wet Cement -Ortlunds
- Soul Sculpture -E.F. and L. Harvey
- Dare to Discipline & Bringing Up Boys -Dr. James
Dobson
- Mothers of Famous Men -Deborah Hamby
- Building Your Family to Last -Kari Torjesen Malcolm
- The Heritage -J. Otis Ledbetter & Kurt Bruner
- The Way They Learn -Cynthia Ulrich Tobias
- A Landscape with Dragons -Michael D.O’Brien
- Homeschooling and Biblical Worldview –Israel
Wayne
- The Faith of the Fatherless –Paul C. Vitz
- How Children Raise Parents –Dan B. Allender,
Ph.D.
- Hints on Child Training –H. Clay Trumbull
- How to Really Love Your Child & How to Really
Love Your Teen -D. Ross Campbell, M.D.
- *Materials by “Growing Kid’s God’s
Way”
- Motherhood the Second Oldest Profession –Erma
Bombeck
- Romancing Your Child’s Heart –Monte
Swan
- Parenting Today’s Adolescent -Dennis &
Barbara Rainey
- Parenting Isn’t For Cowards –Dr. James
C. Dobson
- The Five Love Languages of Children –Gary
Chapman & Ross Campbell, M. D.
- Answering the 8 Cries of the Spirited Child –David
and Claudia Arp
“Perhaps the greatest gift any father can bestow
upon his children, apart from the covenant blessings
of parish life and a comprehension of the doctrines
of grace, is a passion for reading. It is cheap, it
consoles, it distracts, it excites, it gives a knowledge
of the world, and it offers experience of a wide kind.
Indeed, it is nothing less than a moral illumination.”
–Thomas Chalmers
Discipleship
- The Road to Reality & Living in Light of Eternity
-K.P. Yohannan
- The School of Christ & God’s Reactions
to Man’s Defections-T. Austin-Sparks
- The Cost of Discipleship & Temptation -Dietrich
Bonhoeffer
- Humility -Andrew Murray
- The Barbarian Way –Erwin McManus
- The Life of God in the Soul of Man –Henry Scougal
- The Normal Christian Life -Watchman Nee
- The Unshakable Kingdom and The Unchanging Person
-E. Stanley Jones
- Passion for Jesus & The Seven Longings of the
Human Heart –Mike Bickle
- Mentoring & Connecting -Stanley and Clinton
- Wild at Heart -John Eldredge
- The Training of the Twelve –A. B. Bruce
- A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life –William
Law
- John Wesley’s Class Meeting –D. Michael
Henderson
- In the Arena of Faith –Erich Sauer
- In, But Not of –Hugh Hewitt
- Boundaries & 9 Things You Simply Must Do –Dr.
Henry Cloud
- This We Believe -Zondervan
- Disciple -Juan Carlos Ortiz
- Telling Yourself the Truth -William Backus &
Marie Chapian
- Anything by Winkie Pratney
“When you sell a man a book you don’t sell
him just twelve ounces of paper and ink and glue—you
sell him a whole new life. Love and friendship and humor
and ships at sea by night—there’s all heaven
and earth in a book, a real book I mean.” –Christopher
Morley
Christian Biographies
- Victorious Christians You Should Know -Warren Wiersbe
- Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray McCheyne -Andrew
Bonar
- Power From on High -John Greenfield
- George Whitefield –Arnold Dallimore
- Confessions -St. Augustine
- G. K. Chesterton: The Apostle of Common Sense &
Common Sense 101 –Dale Alquist
- They Know Their God I & II -Harvey/Hey
- Then Darkness Fled -Stephen Mansfield
- 131 Christians Everyone Should Know –Christian
History Magazine
- Protestant Saints –Ernest B. Gordon
- They Dared to Overcome –Anna Talbott McPherson
- They Took a Stand –Brian Blandford
- Here I Stand –Roland Bainton
- The Hiding Place –Corrie ten Boom
- Carry a Big Stick -George Grant
- Saint Thomas Aquinas -G.K. Chesterton
- The Life and Diary of David Brainard -Jonathan Edwards
- Faithful Witness -Timothy George
- Hudson Taylor’s Spiritual Secret
- They Found the Secret –V. Raymond Edman
- Through Gates of Splendor –Elisabeth Elliot
- Just As I Am –Billy Graham
“A good writer is basically a story-teller, not
a scholar or a redeemer of mankind.”
–Isaac B. Singer
“The reading of all good books is like a conversation
with the finest men of past centuries.” –Rene
Descartes
Christian Leadership
- Spiritual Leadership -J. Oswald Sanders
- An All-Round Ministry – C.H. Spurgeon
- Courage -Charles Wagner ©1894
- Spurgeon on Leadership –Larry J. Michael
- The Power of a Covenant Heart -David Huskins
- God’s Trademarks –George Otis Jr.
- A Divine Confrontation -Graham Cooke
- A Tale of Three Kings -Gene Edwards
- In the Name of Jesus –Henri J.M. Nouwen
- The Bait of Satan -John Bevere
- The Top Ten Mistakes Leaders Make -Hanz Finzel
- The Vanguard Leader & The Making of a Leader
–Frank Damazio
- Three Dimensions of Leadership –Olan Hendrix
- The 360 Degree Leader –John Maxwell
- Nehemiah –Gene A. Getz
- Habitudes –Tim Elmore
“In this world there are so few voices and so
many echoes.” –Johann Goethe
Leadership
- Theodore Roosevelt on Leadership –James Strock
- The One Thing You Need to Know & Now Discover
Your Strengths –Marcus Buckingham
- How Great Generals Win -Bevin Alexander
- Built to Last & Good to Great -James C. Collins
& Jerry I. Porras
- Eyewitness to Power -David Gergen
- The E Myth -Michael E. Gerber
- The Service-Profit Chain & The Value Profit Chain
–Heskett, Sasser, Schlesinger
- True North –Bill George
- Silos, Politics & Turf Wars & Overcoming
the Five Dysfunctions of a Team –Patrick Lencioni
- Team of Rivals –Doris Kearns Goodwin
- Selling the Invisible –Harry Beckwith
- The 8th Habit –Stephen Covey
- Practice What You Preach & First Among Equals
–David H. Maister
- Managing Transitions –Bridges
- Why can’t we get anything done around here?
–Robert E. Lefton and Jerome T. Loeb
- The Fifth Discipline –Peter M. Senge
- Shackelton’s Way –Morrell & Capparell
- Who Moved My Cheese? –
- Certain Trumpets –Garry Wills
- The Next Level –Scott Eblin
