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Corinthians by Geoffrey B. Wilson: An eye-opening commentary on this book
of the Bible which also brings out a few perspectives I hadn’t thought of
before.
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Cause Worth Living For by David “Packie” Hamilton: Wonderful testimony of
how a former terrorist found true life in Christ.
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Christian’s Pocket Guide to Islam by Patrick Sookhdeo: While a bit dated,
this book offers much important information both about Islam and Moslem culture
itself as well as important things to keep in mind when witnessing to those of
the Islamic faith.
A Prison of My Own by Diane Nichols: A wonderful, true story
of divorce and reconciliation.
Be
Available (Judges) by Warren W. Weresbe: A very readable commentary of this
book of the Bible which cleared up so much that was hard for me to understand.
Behind the Songs by Graham Kendrick and Clive Price: A
captivating book that really delves into the creative process.
Breakout by
Fred Lemon and Gladys Nolton: A wonderful testimony of how a former thief
was completely transformed by Jesus Christ.
Insights
Into Bible Times and Customs by G. Christian Weiss: An informative book
about the culture in which the Bible was written that really helps make Scripture
easier to understand. Also includes lessons which can be drawn from specific
passages that mention Biblical customs.
Knight
of the Snows by R. G. Martin: Biography of Wilfrid Grenfell, a missionary to
Labrador in the early 1900s. This book was so wonderful! A preacher who not
only was an able minister of the Gospel but also great at the practical skills
needed to survive in such a place.
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Me to the Skies by Ronald Clements: Story of Joan Wales, a missionary to a
violent, opium-addicted Chinese minority in the late 1940s/early 1950s.
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