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Recommended Resources
We’ve found these resources to be helpful. Hope you do too. Books by indeed writers
Chris Tiegreen
Editor of indeed 
| The One Year At His Feet Devotional
These 365 daily readings focus on the words of Jesus. Available in a gift edition with leatherlike cover; and in paperback under the title At His Feet. (Tyndale 2003) | 
| The One Year Walk With God Devotional A year of daily readings based on the theme of biblical wisdom. Paperback; gift edition with leatherlike cover will be available in October 2007. (Tyndale 2004) | 
| Creative Prayer
God speaks to us through a vast array of senses. We speak to Him through . . . well, mainly just words. Discover new ways of communicating with God that perfectly fit the ways He made you to express yourself. (Multnomah 2007, paperback) | 
| Violent Prayer Prayer is war. Don’t lose heart. Instead, bring all of your passions into your prayer life, and see how God responds to those with hearts like His. (Multnomah 2006, paperback) | 
| Why a Suffering World Makes Sense You’ve heard answers to the problem of suffering, but not one like this. Learn how the world’s brokenness displays the glory of God, and be encouraged by the purpose behind your pain. (Baker 2006, paperback) |
Chip Ingram
Teaching pastor of Living on the Edge radio broadcast  | God as He Longs for You to See Him How we perceive God affects everything we do and shapes the course of our lives. It’s vitally important to see Him accurately. Readers will explore His true attributes and be drawn closer to Him. (Baker 2004, hardcover and paperback) |  | The Invisible War There’s a cosmic war on, and most of it is going on in the hearts and minds of human beings. This clear, balanced, practical guide to spiritual warfare will help you stand strong in combat. (Baker 2006, hardcover) |  | Good to Great in God’s Eyes Jesus´ disciples wanted to be great in His kingdom, and though He corrected their understanding of greatness, He never told them their desire was wrong. This practical handbook reveals the characteristics great Christians have in common.(Baker 2007, hardcover) |
Jane Rubietta
Co-leader of Abounding Ministries Culture & Faith
 | Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity by Nancy Pearcey
Total Truth is a powerfully clear, readable, and far-reaching analysis of modern worldviews and the need for a Christian worldview that does not isolate faith from society at large. It’s a must-read for anyone who is serious about being a Christian in today’s world. (Crossway 2004) |  | What Have They Done with Jesus? by Ben Witherington III
Witherington cuts through all the ridiculous theories and speculations floating around out there and gives us logical, reliable information about the history of early Christianity. Even people who are very familiar with the Bible and Christian apologetics will learn quite a few things about the lives of Jesus and His followers. It’s a fascinating read. (Harper San Francisco 2006) |  | I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist by Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek
Ever wish you knew what to say to people who preach moral relativism and tolerance? Who scoff at your belief in a supernatural God and a single Savior? Who think their secular beliefs are a lot more rational than your faith? After you’ve read this book, you’ll be armed with all the truth and confidence you need to counter their absurd logic. (Crossway 2004) |
Inspiration
 | Heaven by Randy Alcorn
Heaven is a vague concept for many Christians, but it won’t be after reading this book. With a thoroughly scriptural approach, Alcorn challenges many of the assumptions we and our culture have developed about where believers go when we die. It’s illuminating and inspiring. There’s also a children’s version to help you answer all those questions your kids have. (Tyndale 2004) |  | Closer Than Your Skin: Unwrapping the Mystery of Intimacy with God by Susan D. Hill
This is an excellent book for anyone who wants a deeper, more personal relationship with God. It bridges a gap between God as we perceive Him (often distant and detached) and God as He really is (close and very involved). It will help you open your eyes to how He´s speaking and working in your life right now. 2(Waterbrook 2008) |  | Holding Nothing Back: Embracing the Mystery of God by Tim Hughes
You may know of Tim Hughes through his worship songs ("Here I Am to Worship"), but his insights translate well in prose too. This book will stir up a sense of awe and wonder as you contemplate God´s glory. (Regal 2007) |
Bibles
 | The Daily Walk Bible (2007 edition) This new edition celebrates the 20th anniversary of The Daily Walk Bible. It will lead you through the Bible in a year (or on your own preferred schedule) with daily readings that offer clear explanations and fascinating insights on biblical passages. It’s one of our most popular resources, published in NLT and NIV by Tyndale. |  | The Journaling Bible If you like margins to write notes or personal thoughts in, you’ll love this ESV (English Standard Version) Bible. One variation looks just like a black Moleskine notebook, only a lot thicker. (Crossway 2006) |  | The Archaeological Study Bible Want to know more about the Midianites? The symbolism of temple construction and artifacts? What Baal worship was really like? People may call you a Bible nerd, but you’ll learn a lot from this thick but fascinating NIV (New International Version) Bible that makes centuries of academic research accessible to common readers like us. Includes tons of illustrations and maps. (Zondervan 2006) |
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