God Talks by Ed Rush: A Seven-Day Start on Talking to God
Ed Rush's God Talks is a short, practical seven-day method for bringing God questions. What it does well, and the framing to weigh first.
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Ed Rush's God Talks is a short, practical seven-day method for bringing God questions. What it does well, and the framing to weigh first.
Tedd Tripp's parenting classic is strong on the heart behind behavior and contested on its discipline method. What to know before you buy it.
Bob Thune's Gospel Eldership trains elder candidates at the character level with essays and exercises. Who it is for, and what it leaves out.
Deep Roots gives families 52 weekly devotions with discussion questions and tear-out verse cards. What is inside, and which families it fits.
David Jeremiah's Gold Medallion winner walks through the Lord's Prayer as a pattern for praying. What it covers, and who it actually suits.
Justin Whitmel Earley's Habits of the Household turns everyday family moments into practices. What is in each chapter, and which families it fits.
Loren Cunningham's account of founding YWAM and learning to test what he thought he heard from God. What the Legacy Edition adds, and who it suits.
A.W. Tozer's Man: The Dwelling Place of God is a 1966 posthumous collection of his Alliance Life editorials. What it actually is, and how to read it.
Larry Burkett's Giving and Tithing is a 64-page Moody booklet on why Christians give, gross versus net, and what it deliberately leaves out.
Philip B. Payne argues that 14 key Bible passages affirm gender equality rather than male headship. What his case rests on, and who should read it.
Husband After God is a 30-day devotional for married men by Aaron and Jennifer Smith. What each day includes, how long it really takes, and who it suits.
Stephen Hiemstra and Rollin Van Broekhoven ground Christian character and leadership in the image of God and the mentorship of the Holy Spirit through family and church.