I am filling out an application for a bible college (I will give more details to SI later) but they had a very hard question to answer for myself:Please list the three Christian books (other than the Bible) that have most influenced your life. Provide both title and author:Here were my choices:Why Revival Tarries Leonard RavenhillMethodist Hymn Book VariousThe Memoirs of Murray McCheyne Andrew BonarIt would be interesting to see yours?
1.Why Revival Tarries by Ravenhill2.No Compromise by Melody Green3.(A bit more difficult for me to pick) The Cross and the Switchblade by David Wilkerson
1. The Ante-Nicene Fathers2. The Autobiography of George Mueller3. Back to Jerusalem by Paul HattawayMrs. Fred
Why Revival Tarries Leonard RavenhillI have just purchased this book and can't put it down! My heart litterally feels it's on fire as i read it and is causing me to turn to the Lord in prayer. I want to draw closer to God in prayer and to pray with tears, REAL tears! Even when i go through those dreaded dry seasons i want to be able to push through and keep praying for revival, for my family, my pastor...What an inspiring, life changing book drawing you deeper into THE book! Im still on chapter sixteen but it will be unquestionably my book number 1.2.Knowledge of the holy A.W.Tozer3.? I have to think on this for a while, i just wanted to share my enthusiasm ;-) (Before i discovered SI i had never heard of Leonard Ravenhill and he's from Leeds not far from here!)
Shadow of the Almighty - Story about Jim ElliotNo Compromise - Keith GreenTortured for Christ - Richard WurmbrandGrace,Doug
My Utmost For His Highest-O. ChambersHumility-Andrew MurraySurrender- Nancy DeMossIn Him, Chanin
1. The Pursuit of God -A. W. Tozer2. My Utmost for His Highest -Oswald Chambers3. Rees Howells, Intercessor -Norman Grubb
Three items for the formation of thinking and praying:The Knowledge of the Holy, by Aiden Wilson TozerThe God who is there, by Francis A. SchaefferThe Christ on the Mount, by E. Stanley JonesLars W.
Ultimate Intention - DeVern FromkeMy Utmost for His Highest - Oswald ChambersThe Normal Christian Life - Watchman Nee
My Utmost for His Highest - Oswald ChambersThe Crises of the Christ - G Campbell MorganThe Churches of God - G H Lang
Foxes Book of Martyrs- John FoxeScrewtape Letters- C.S. LewisREPENTANCE- Richard Owens Roberts
The Holy Spiritby Charles C. RyrieApocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testamentby R.H. CharlesRefiners Fire Vol I & 2Leonard Ravenhill
Pursuit of GodAW TozerGods SmugglerBrother AndrewThe Life of DL MoodyBy His Son
Lol... I'm really shocked that Why Revival Tarries is not everybody's most favorite :) I thought when I read this thread initially that it was to be assumed.
Praise God, that we're identified as a group that longs for the fire of REVIVAL!!! ... '0)i'd listed the God Chasers as my 3rd. book, but had to change it when the Spirit reminded me of The Refiner's Fire ... It was that book that God used to open me up to our need for REVIVAL!
1. I Kissed Dating Goodbye by Joshua Harris2. Effective Prayer Life by Chuck Smith3. When God Writes Your Love Story by Eric & Leslie LudyThe first really changed the way I viewed relationships when I read it back in 1998. I would have to say that I do like Joshua Harris' follow-up book "Boy Meets Girl" a lot better because he touches more upon the motives of the heart rather than on dating vs. courting. The second, well, helpled me understand more about prayer, around 2001. Pretty self explanitory. The third I read this past summer and it really just made me fall more in love with God. The follow-up book, "When Dreams Come True", had an equal impact. There's many more, but you said 3. So... not going to break the rules.
Delighted in God - A Biography of George Muller by Roger SteerTrue Discipleship by William MacDonaldThe Revival We Need by Oswald SmithMay I add 3-4 more (Tortured for Christ by Richard Wurmbrand, Hungry for more of Jesus by David Wilkerson, Jesus Our Destiny by Wilhelm Busch, Why Revival Tarries by Leonard Ravenhill) Thanks
My Utmost for His Highest - Oswald ChambersAhh regrets.. hmm can I change my options.. :-P wow this is great that people are sharing this.. it really shows how God is working in the hearts of many that come to SI, what quality of books God has used to impact our lifes ontop of scripture. I look forward to seeing more of others members on SI. Praise God.
Well this is a tough one,1. Why Revival Tarries-Ravenhill2. Praying Hyde3. Born Crucified-L.E. Maxwell(if you can find it get it!)
"One Thing You Can't Do In Heaven" Mark Cahill"The Spiritual Man" Watchman Nee"Ever Increasing Faith" Smith Wigglesworth
1)Tozer---Incredible Christian--- it's still my favorite. 2) Hinds Feet On High Places---Hanna Hanard (not sure if I spelled the name right---too lazy to look--srry) and 3) The Master---John Pollock.
I don't hear much of another Ravenhill classic but if you can get your hands on it it'll change the entire way you walk in this world---"SODOM HAD NO BIBLE" Thats a book on fire! God Bless.
Greg I can feel your dilemma! How do you narrow down brethren who devour Christian literature to just 3 items?1.The Knowledge of the Holy ~ A. W. Tozer2.The Pursuit of God ~ A. W. Tozer3.It's just not fair, I protest! :-P 3a) Why Revival Tarries ~ Leonard Ravenhill 3b) God's Smuggler ~ Brother Andrew 3c) McChenyene, Rees Howell, T. Austin Sparks... Ah, forget it, everything else posted here, including one's that I will now have to read thanks to you guys!
nice books in the top 3.Here's mine:1. My Utmost for His Highest: O. Chambers2. George Mueller of Bristol and his witness to a prayer hearing God (it's a free book online www.ccel.org)3. Revolution in World Missions: K P Yohannan (also free book at www.gfa.org)
Greg, I had to do this same thing. I'm sure my answers would vary day to day, but here's what came to mind for me:1. In His Steps, by Charles M. Sheldon2. The Hiding Place, by Cory Tenboom3. Through Gates of Splendor, by Elizabeth Elliott
Greg, I had to do this same thing. I'm sure my answers would vary day to day, but here's what came to mind for meYes I think for many our book list is quite high and its hard to narrow it down. I would love to see more keep them coming..
1. Finding the Reality of God by Paris Reidhead2. Why Revival Tarries by Leonard Ravenhill3. Gods Smuggler by Brother AndrewNo particular order, but those have been some of the most pivotal "non-Bible" books in my walk.Really excited about reading some more, have quite a few books on my "to read list" that have been mentioned by others :-)
The Life of Brainerd, by Jonathan Edwards (the diaries of David Brainerd)I could take the Bible and Brainerd and be quite happy with just these two.Azusa Street by Frank BartlemanAn Instrument of Revival-The Complete Life of Evan Roberts by Brynmor Pierce Jones.I hang my head in shame, "My Utmost for His Highest" is on my shelf and I have yet to read it.Neil
sorry for the late addition1. Why Revival Tarries - Ravenhill2. Preaching and Preachers - Lloyd-Jones3. Joy Unspeakable Lloyd-Jones
The Three books that have most affected my life are 1. Passion for the Heart of God by John Zumwaltwww.heartofgod.com
I hang my head in shame, "My Utmost for His Highest" is on my shelf and I have yet to read it.Bro! I have not read that devotional enough, I am wanting to aquire his entire works, Chambers had a grasp on the person of Christ and living for Him alone! something we all need help in.
Man you guys reminded me of os many books I have on my shelves I forgot about----guess its time to dust them off again and rethink my favorites.LOL
We should start another thread on "the 4th, 5th, and 6th top books that have influenced you life."
We should start another thread on "the 4th, 5th, and 6th top books that have influenced you life."Yes seriously perhaps a top ten or twenty book recommendation list. This sharing of the top three has been a blessing to me and I have noticed 1 or 2 items I want to look into.
I love time-tried works..This one is probably on many lists, Spurgeon used this book to preach from many times!Pilgrim's Progress, John Bunyan(anything by Bunyan is wonderful, one of the very best writers period - check out his complete works published by Banner of Truth)The Doctrine of Repentence, Thomas Watson(anything by Watson is easy to read, very sharp and full of illustrations - I only pick this title because it was my first by him, I certainly didn't stop there **highly recommended author**)The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment, Jeremiah Burroughs(another incredible preacher and teacher of his times, anything by this one will lift veils and expose Jesus' true character - brilliant work)honorable mention - any book from the "Puritan Paperbacks" series published by Banner of Truth (one of my favorite publishers, lots of good time-tried books)A good place to hunt down these books at great prices would be discerningreader.com, the best prices I've seen out there.Jacques
trying to figure out how to post here.. :)My favorite books...1) Any of Leonard Ravenhills books2) Preacher and Prayer / Power Through Prayer EM Bounds3) Bill Drost, The Pentecost
I'll attempt this in chronological order :-? The acceptable sacrifice, or the excellencies of a broken heart -- John BunyanThe Release of the Spirit -- Watchmen Nee / Experiencing the Depths of Jesus Christ -- Madame GuyonThe Shorter Catechism Explained from Scripture -- Thomas Vincent
My Utmost for His Highest - Oswald ChambersFox's Book of Martyrs - John FoxeThe Screwtape Letters - C. S. Lewis(if anyone ever gets the chance to read R. A. Torrey's article "How to Pray" i would suggest they do so. :) )
1) The Normal Christian Life - W. Nee2) Pioneers of the Heavenly Way - T. Austin-Sparks3) The Torch of the Testimony - J. Kennedy
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1. Revival Praying - Ravenhill2. Praying Hyde3. Evan Roberts: Instrument of Revival - Jones(sorry for #4 but I couldn't it off)4. Power Through Prayer (A Treasury of Prayer compiled by Leonard Ravenhill) - E.M. BoundsBurning,Jeff
Nearly everyone has been listing Christian nonfiction, but some fiction books, Christian or secular, have greatly impacted my life, so I'm doing three fiction and three nonfiction:Christian Nonfiction:1. Tie between-- Mere Christianity and The Problem of Pain, both by C.S. Lewis2. The Practice of the Prescence of God by Brother Lawrence3. The Confessions of St. Augustine by... St. Augustine (big surprise, I know)Fiction:1. 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke2. The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis3. I, Robot by Issac AsimovIssac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke are both Secular Humanists, a religion based on absolute faith in science and denial of any supernatural realm (actually, Issac Asimov was, since he has now died and realized his error too late). However, 2001 and I, Robot are both good works to read if you want to be confronted by mind-bending ontological questions about the limits of human reason and existence. Despite the large errors in their theology I love their works just almost as dearly as those of C.S. Lewis.
I just signed up and wanted to jump in on this thread about the top 3 books. There were 2 that popped in my head and my 3rd book was significant at the time I read it.1. School of Christ - T. Austin-Sparks2. The Law of Liberty in the Spiritual Life - Evan Hopkins3. God's Generals - Robert Liardon? (not sure if that's the correct author)I saw many in the thread that I've read before that were real good and a some others that I'm not familiar with that I may have to check out.
I saw many in the thread that I've read before that were real good and a some others that I'm not familiar with that I may have to check out.Great to have you on the site brother! yes "School of Christ" is a CLASSIC book what a read! I haven't read the whole thing just excerpts but I am waiting for Gods timing for me to read it.
1. Oswald Chambers, Abandoned to Godby David McCaslandFor all of you O. Chambers fans out there, please read this book if you haven't yet! I found so much that I could relate to in my own spiritual life! This is the man's life story. Very well written.2. The Heavenly Man, by Brother YunI think everyone knows by now how important this one is...3. The Singer, by Gene EdwardsHas anyone else read this one? This is a poetical allegory of the life of Christ. The Divine Romance by the same author is also very good.Phebe
Hi Phebe,Interesting...Just got "The Complete Works of Oswald Chambers" for Christmas (one of those 'Santa" gifts :) )And though this is not in the book it is on the CD that came with it. Couldn't count how many times this has come up in recent days...think I might just have to print it out...
Yeah, I love this book! It has all of his poetry and it kind of sets his works in context.You're going to print out the entire book? That's alot of paper! Why not just buy it? :)
1.) No Compromise: The Life of Keith Green2.) Cant remember the title, but a book about a Russian soldier in the early 1970's who was persecuted and martyred by the Russian Army.3.) Why We Contend For The KJV4.) Forever Settled (another book about the history of Bible versions)5.) Coaching Youth Football
I always enjoy the recommended reading section of my favorite authors, and in this instance, of my favorite SI posters. The following three works, have greatly influenced my life, at least in the past 13-14 months.1. Set the Trumpet to thy Mouth - David Wilkerson2. The Gift of Forgiveness - Charles Stanley3. When Godly People Do UnGodly Things - Beth MooreIn Christ,tony
1) No compromise-- Keith Green2) Fresh Wind Fresh Fire -- Jim Cymbala3) Book on the life of George Muller can't remember title it's on my book shelf!!!! :-D
The 3 books I would have to say is:1. Bible Stories - my mom read to me as a Kid.2. Madame Guyon's complete writings3. Practicing the Presence of God - by Brother Lawrence.Now the reasons why:1. As a child my Mom would read the Bible Stories to me that we would also see at the waiting rooms of Doctors and Dentists offices. I remembered those stories the most growing up and would wonder at them. 2. Madame Guyon's writings - realizing there is more to this walk with God than some "Religion" of finding faults with other Sects, people, thoughts..etc. That is God does want me to learn to do good works but that running myself in the ground doing them will not get Him to draw closer to me. Reading about her walk and others like her taught me that their is a personal side to God that wants to walk and talk with me daily. Be still and know that I am God. Be satisfied with your Bread and gain wisdom. Draw nigh to God and he will draw nigh to you. The inner voice....she has been the single biggest influence on my walk after getting saved...and I have God to thank for that! When I read or hear people critize Madame Guyon and the Mystics, I think to myself...now there is a person that has not the knowledge of being still in the presence of God and calling out to God to spend time alone with Him in conversation....it's easier to critize than take this walk, it's easier to be miserable than learn to give up everything for the single love of God in your inner most part of your heart (which for the blessed can take a few days and for others years), it's easier to be a show boat of holiness than to be full of the Holy Spirit and talk with him all the time....yes, walking with God takes lots of determination, forgiveness, practice and love!3. Practicing the Presence of God - by Brother Lawrence .... this book showed me that as high and mighty as I seem to the world and myself....it means nothing to God. That a person of the lowest esteem can be more happier with God than a person with Millions of gemstones and diamonds. When you take the time to be with God, you learn how empty everything else is. You desire to share with love the gift God has given you and you Cut to the chase of everything in your witness to others....to show them Jesus on the earth (not you and your ego..Jesus a forgiven Sinner)....they are reached one way or another through love. There is a glow about you that others want and ask about...they open the door for the gift of eternity. It's always great to witness but what a joy when they see the difference in you (and you are complete strangers most of the time) and ask you why....let the Angels sing...the door has been opened to share God's love and forgiveness!I thank God for his Word the most. His love letters to us to learn more about him and to come before him with some knowledge of him as we learn more about him in his presence!PJ
After seeing this book mentioned so many times I decided that I would order it. I have him over and over again on the downloads and like what I hear. So I decided to buy a first edition of it to add to my library.Why Revival Tarries. Thanks everyone for mentioning it.PJ
Utmost for His Highest: Oswald ChambersIf: Amy CarmichaelThe Cost of Descipleship: Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Top 3 books:Why Revival Tarries - Leonard RavenhillRees Howells Intercessor - Norman GrubbHoliness - J.C. RyleThat was tough. There's a lot of great books out there but off the top of my head I would have to agree with many of you when I say that the most influential book in my life was 'Why Revival Tarries'. The other 2 were harder to decide (so many great biographies and books on revival that have meant so much). Thanks for doing this - I'm recording every book listed that i have not read so i can go out and read it. God bless.
I think the book that KrispyKrittr is referring to is a book called 'Vanya' by Myrna Grant...and i agree, it is an amazing story. Hope that was helpful.
I've already posted in this topic once upon a time, but I was hoping to get the opportunity to share the powerful words I just read from Gene Edwards in the book "A Tale of Three Kings". And here's the topic! Here's the open door!What a heart searcher this was for me last night! What a hope!"Outward power will always unveil the inner resources, or the lack thereof.""A gift is worn on the outer man; an inheritance is planted deep inside - like a seed. Yet, even though it is such a small planting, this planting grows and, in time, fills all the inner man."
I am new to SermonIndex and just signed up. Looks like there is some great stuff here that will take some time to explore. This thread caught my eye because I'm currently reading the book "Indelible Ink" by Scott Larsen. In it he asks 22 prominent, contemporary Christian leaders to name the three most influential books in their life. C. S. Lewis and John Calvin are the names that have popped up most frequently so far. It's an amazing book and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. You can get one relatively inexpensively on Amazon.com if you use the "used and new" option (which I did).My personal selections would be:1. Hudson Taylor's Life in two volumes by Mrs. Howard Taylor2. The Work of Christ by P. T. Forsyth3. The Methodist Hymn Book
1. Normal Christian Life - Watchman Nee2. My Calvary Road - Roy Hession3. The Breaking of the outer man and the release of the Spirit - Watchman Nee4. God Chasers - Tommy Tenney (Obscure Doctrines, but God used this book...)5. Bruce Olson Biography6. Rees Howells Intercessor - Norman Grubb7. Sit, Walk, Stand - Watchman Nee
OK two more fantastic books that impacted me tremendously:Harold St. John: A Portrait by His Daughter by Patricia St. JohnAbandoned to God, the life of Oswald Chambers by David McCasland.
Most of the books mentioned have been Christian/Spiritual in nature......Three Non-Religious books that I have read in the last few months:1) Incidents in the life of a slave girl, by Harriett Jacobs2) Lincoln the Unknown, by Dale Carnegie3) (reading currently) Diary of a Young Girl, by Anne FrankAll of these books have the common thread of man's inhumanity towards man. I have been humbled by reading these works and recommend them to you.tony
1.The Christian in Complete Armor by William Gurnell / Forward by David Wilkerson(Abridged version / in 3 volumes using contemporary English)The most perfect usage of the English Language to reveal God's Word of Spiritual Warfare - how to see it-how to deal with it-how to use the different pieces of the armor of God to use inorder to experience the victorious life of a Christian Soldier of the Lord.I agree with David Wilkerson that this will revolutionize your life!!!2. The Spiritual Manby Watchman NeeThis is the only book that Watchman Nee actually wrote. It is essential to read to understand how God breaks us and Brother Nee explains in simple English what we are going through and he holds our hand as God chissles away at us until we are utterly destroyed and the likeness of Jesus begins to appear. Ouch and Amen!3. Remedies Against Satan's Devicesby Thomas BrooksInfo on how Satan attempts to trouble us and the variety of remedies to combat and overcome these molesting attacks.
1. No compromise by Melody Green - life story of Keith Green. The encouraging conviction of God to walk totally just for Him.2. The believer's Authority - Kenneth E. Hagin3. recently reading the book of Brother Yun of China - The Heavenly Man This book really move my heart to re think of my own walk with God.
1. Just As I Am, Billy Graham2.The Greatest Faith Ever Known- Fulton Oursler3.Against All Odds "my story" Chuck Norris And Awaiting Krispys New Book:"Pray For Benny" :-P :-? 8-) :-o :-D :-)
1 With Christ in the School of Prayer. Andrew Murray2 The Normal Christian Life Watchman Nee3 The Weapon of Prayer EM Bounds
The 3 books that influenced my life are which are difficult to condense it down to just 3, there are so many.Now that I believe - Robert A CookEvangel For Christ - Apostle Franklin WaldenEver Increasing Faith - Smith WigglesworthOthers are Kathryn Kuhlman's books.Christ object Lessons - Ellen G WhiteBill Drost the Pentecost - Bill DrostKarl
1. "No compromise" life story of Keith Green-by Melody GreenThis was an opportunitiy to learn about the man behind the powerful music. Words and deeds in agreement– where I want to be.2. Chasing the Dragon-Jackie PullingerThis book just broke a lot of barriers in how I thought God ought to work. Led me to begin praying for the leading of the Spirit, to respect again the gift of tongues and see the ministry of the Holy Spirit in a new light.
1.The rest of the gospel by Dan Stone2.heart of flesh by Fred Pruitt ;-)
The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John MaxwellSmith Wigglesworth DevotionalJohn G. Lake His Life, His Sermons, His Boldness of FaithI never heard of Ravenhill until i came to this site. The leadership book was quite great, it got me addicted to reading. The devo, even though i didnt agree with everything it said (i.e. rapture), it was very much a faith sturring. Then John G. Lake, wow, But like he left the methodist church, and i left the baptist. So thats how i relate. But John G. Lake always said 'God's Healing isn't a mystery it's SCIENTIFIC'. His town was named the 'healthiest city in the World' according to Washington D.C. He did miracles that NO1 could object to, like 'under a x-ray thing or something'.Mind boggling.
1. Desiring God (or anything by John Piper)2. Chosen by God (or anything by R.C. Sproul)3. The End for Which God Created the World (or anything by Jonathan Edwards)
I hope that you don't mind, but I have more than three that have meant alot to me. There are probably several more that have encouraged me greatly, but I know these off hand. The Christian in Complete Armour - William GurnallThe Pilgrim's Progress - John BunyanAutobiography of Charles Finney - Charles FinneyThe Cross and the Switchblade - David WilkersonNo Compromise - Melody Green & David HazardWhy Revival Tarries - Leonard RavenhillFoxes Book of Martyrs - John FoxeGod's Smuggler - Brother AndrewThe Pursuit of God - A.W. TozerThe School of Christ - T. Austin Sparks :-)
Jacques wrote:A good place to hunt down these books at great prices would be discerningreader.com, the best prices I've seen out there.JacquesThanks for the heads-up, Jacques! I was about to ask this, when I found your post. :-)
my favorites change from year to year. currently, here are my favorites:1- fresh wind , fresh fire -jim cymbala2- hard to believe- john macarthur3- experiencing God -henry blackaby
Wonderful thread!1) The Pilgrim's Progress - John Bunyan2) Why Revival Tarries - Leonard Ravenhill3) The Greatest Thing In The World - Henry DrummondThe list could go on...
1. No Compromise- Melody Green and David Hazard 2. The Knowledge of the Holy- A. W. Tozer3. Why Revival Tarries- Leonard Ravenhill
The more I think the harder this gets. Here are 3, though:The Long War Against God - Henry MorrisGod Doesn't Believe in Atheists - Ray ComfortMust Jesus Be Lord to be Savior - William WebsterThe last one was a surprise. Here are books I want to read:Wesley's Veterans - John Telford?Why Revival Tarries - Leonard RavenhillPrayer (Asking and Receiving) - John R RiceBilly Sunday: The Man and His Message -William T EllisJohn Wesley's bio (only read parts)Anything with Muller, BrainerdAnything with Charles Chiniquoy/Thomas BilneyThere's so many!
1. The New Covenant by David Wilkerson2. Believing God by Beth Moore3. Conversation Peace by Mary A. Kassian
The Utmost for His Highest - Oswald ChambersExperiencing God - BlackabyMere Christianity - C. S. Lewis
1. Praying Hyde - Basil Miller2. Learning the joy of prayer - Larry Lea3. Our Father Abraham - Marvin Wilsonto my shame 'why revival tarries' is on the bookshelf still unread by me :-( My Utmost for His Highest is my current daily devtional
Tough question, cannot quite limit it to three, but here goes:1. Knowing God by J. I. Packer2. Pain, the Gift Nobody Wants by Dr. Paul Brand and Philip Yancey3. Where is God When it Hurts by Philip Yancey4. From Jerusalen to Irian Jaya by Ruth Tucker5. The Hand of God by Dr. Bernard Nathanson6. Books by Corrie ten Boom7. Under the Influemce by Alvin J. SchmidtAs you see I included recent books....I am still growing, and learning, I hope.ginnyrose
1. The Essential Smith Wigglesworth "Selected Messages by the Legendary Evangelist" (Wayne E. Warner and Joyce Lee)2. The Pursuit of God (A.W. Tozer)3. God's Generals (Roberts Liardon)
(Just some more)1. Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners - John Bunyan2. The Cross and the Switchblade - David Wilkerson3. Revival, God's Way - Leonard Ravenhill
One of my favorite SI posts! My 3 top books as of now are:Why Revival Tarries - Leonard RavenhillWay of the Master - Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameronand last but not leastPurpose in Prayer - E.M. Bounds
For me these would beExperiencing the Depths of Jesus Christ by Jeanne Guyon (very good)Absolute Surrender by Andrew MurreyThe Cross and the Swithblade by David Wilkerson
Wow, talk about timing. I just resently looked at all the past threads from the VERY BEGINNING in 'book and reviews' and 4-6 people tried to get other people to post their top 3 or 10. Wow!Great timing Greg.
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