My reading goal for 2018 was 34 books, but I did not make it. But from the 27 that I was able to finish, here are eight that impacted me. They are listed in no particular order.
Psalms By the Day: A New Devotional Translation[1] (Alec Motyer) – I used this for my daily devotions, through the book of Psalms, and was so blessed.
Graciousness: Tempering Truth with Love[2] (John Crotts) – This little book is unique and super helpful! This gentle, yet challenging, book models its subtitle so well.
Feelings and Faith[3] (Brian S. Borgman) – This is an important practical theology of our emotions, as related to our walk with God.
Saving Eutychus[4] (Gary Miller, Phil Campbell) – A simple, but really helpful refresher on preaching.
How Does Sanctification Work?[5] – This is David Powlison doing what he does best, helping us think more deeply about the way the Spirit sanctifies us (without formulas).
Hillbilly Elegy[6] – This #1 New York Times bestseller is a raw memoir offering insight into the struggles of America’s white working class.
Rescuing Ambition[7] (Dave Harvey) – This is a refreshing book, which redeems godly ambition to do great things for God, and distinguishes it from selfish motivation.
The Call: Finding and Fulfilling Your Central Purpose in Life[8] (Os Guinness) – This book helped me to reflect on God’s calling and gifting.
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Endnotes:
Psalms By the Day: A New Devotional Translation: https://www.cvbbs.com/products/psalms-by-the-day-a-new-devotional-translation-motyer-alec?_pos=1&_sid=4862e8df5&_ss=r
Graciousness: Tempering Truth with Love: https://www.heritagebooks.org/products/graciousness-tempering-truth-with-love-crotts.html
Feelings and Faith: https://smile.amazon.com/Feelings-Faith-Cultivating-Emotions-Christian/dp/1433503638/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1OJHCWJ62QD49&keywords=feelings+and+faith&qid=1665617586&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIxLjQyIiwicXNhIjoiMS4wNCIsInFzcCI6IjEuMjEifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=feelings+and+faith%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-1
The Call: Finding and Fulfilling Your Central Purpose in Life: https://www.cvbbs.com/products/call-the-finding-and-fulfilling-the-central-purpose-of-your-life-guinness-os?_pos=1&_sid=b62ca155e&_ss=r
8 Books that Helped Me in 2018
by Paul Tautges | January 3, 2019 9:26 pm
My reading goal for 2018 was 34 books, but I did not make it. But from the 27 that I was able to finish, here are eight that impacted me. They are listed in no particular order.
Psalms By the Day: A New Devotional Translation[1] (Alec Motyer) – I used this for my daily devotions, through the book of Psalms, and was so blessed.
Graciousness: Tempering Truth with Love[2] (John Crotts) – This little book is unique and super helpful! This gentle, yet challenging, book models its subtitle so well.
Feelings and Faith[3] (Brian S. Borgman) – This is an important practical theology of our emotions, as related to our walk with God.
Saving Eutychus[4] (Gary Miller, Phil Campbell) – A simple, but really helpful refresher on preaching.
How Does Sanctification Work?[5] – This is David Powlison doing what he does best, helping us think more deeply about the way the Spirit sanctifies us (without formulas).
Hillbilly Elegy[6] – This #1 New York Times bestseller is a raw memoir offering insight into the struggles of America’s white working class.
Rescuing Ambition[7] (Dave Harvey) – This is a refreshing book, which redeems godly ambition to do great things for God, and distinguishes it from selfish motivation.
The Call: Finding and Fulfilling Your Central Purpose in Life[8] (Os Guinness) – This book helped me to reflect on God’s calling and gifting.
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