The Next Book
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Seven books. Pick one.
George Müller: Delighted in God
The life of a man who ran orphanages on prayer alone and never asked a soul but God for a dollar. A quiet argument that faith is a practice, not a feeling.
Counterfeit Gods
Keller on the things a man builds his life around when God is not enough: money, sex, power, approval. He names the idol under the surface and what it costs.
The Mortification of Sin
Three hundred years on, still the hardest and most useful book on killing the sin that keeps trying to kill you. Slow going, and worth every page.
Make It Home Before Dark
Loritts on finishing well. What it takes to still be standing, and still be faithful, when the light starts to go.
The Joy of Fearing God
Bridges recovers a phrase we flinch at. The fear of the Lord is not dread. It is the start of wisdom and the root of a settled joy.
Inside Out
Crabb on why managing your behavior is not the same as changing. Real change starts underneath, in the parts we would rather not look at.
How Does Sanctification Work?
Powlison on how men actually grow. Not one formula, but the ordinary, unglamorous ways God works a man over time.
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