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More Books That Have Changed Lives (Part 2)

Are you looking for your next good read?
More Books That Have Changed Lives (Part 2)
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Are you looking for your next good read?

Here are a few suggestions from some of my friends!

From Chris & Pam— A Theology of Love by Mildred Bangs Wynkoop. Other books by Mildred Bangs Wynkoop.

From Tara – Holy Bible

From Christine – Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers – Don’t start reading it until Friday night when you get off work. Note from Steve: I recently finished this book. It is a great story of difficult unconditional love. Other books by Francine Rivers.

From Lindsay— Unclean by Richard BeckOther books by Richard Beck

From Lindsay – The Critical Journey by Janet O. Hagberg and Robert A. Geulich.

From Timo – The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg. Note from Steve: I read this book several years ago, and it’s excellent! Other books by Charles Duhigg

From Dave – Arrow Pointing to Heaven by James Bryan Smith. Other books by James Bryan Smith.

From Darren – When the Well Runs Dry by Thomas Green. Other books by Thomas Green.

From Jaeson – Eternity in Their Hearts by Don Richardson. Other books by Don Richardson.

From Deborah — Aint I a Woman by Bell Hooks. Other books by Bell Hooks.

From Joni – Anna Karenina by Tolstoy –  One with an amazing God encounter / realization that also dawned on me during my days of questioning. Other books by Tolstoy.

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