Bookshelf
- Larry L. Enis: Twentysomething: In Pursuit of Purpose
This inspirational book is written with the young adult in mind. It will inspire, encourage, and challenge young adults not just to survive the pressures of young adulthood, but to overcome them. Through biblically based principles and personal experience, I address pressing issues affecting young adults today, including attitude, choices, counseling, disappointment, dreams, faith, focus, God, leadership, love, mentors, mistakes, money, and purpose. This book, I hope, will be an enduring book--a manifesto that influences, impacts, and ignites young adults for years to come. (*****) John C. Maxwell: Developing the Leader Within You
Just about anything Maxwell writes turns to gold. When it comes to leadership, he’s the best.John Eldredge: Wild at Heart: Discovering the Secret of a Man's Soul
John Eldredge is not only one of the most eloquent and thought-provoking Christian writers of our time. His words have a unique way of penetrating the heart and igniting the spirit. (*****)John C. Maxwell: Partners In Prayer
If you’re serious about prayer, you’ll read this book. I guarantee you that you can’t finish the first chapter before pausing for a few moments to pray. It’s just that good! (*****)Andy Stanley: Visioneering: God's Blueprint for Developing and Maintaining Vision
This is a must-read from Andy Stanley. In this book, he provides a biblically based, beautifully written, and carefully outlined procedure for discerning, clarifying, and realizing vision. (*****)John C. Maxwell: Talent Is Never Enough: Discover the Choices That Will Take You Beyond Your Talent
To be sure, you are talented. But in order to maximize your potential, you need a lot more than talent. This book has inspired me to work on my game—in every area of my life. This is the best book I’ve read in a long time. (*****)Seth Godin: Permission Marketing : Turning Strangers Into Friends And Friends Into Customers
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