1.
The Bible—it
changed my life by leading me to my Saviour.
2.
Hinds’
Feet on High Places by Hannah Hurnard—as a young, fearful teen, the
character of Much-Afraid on her journey with the Shepherd resonated with me.
3.
Mountains
of Spices by Hannah Hurnard—her continuing journey taught me much about the
Christian walk and the love of the Shepherd.
4.
The
Murder of Jesus by John F. MacArthur Jr.—takes the four gospel accounts of
the trial and crucifixion of Jesus and weaves them together with new insights
into the old, old story.
5.
A Tale of
Two Sons by John F. MacArthur Jr.—retelling of the story of the Prodigal
son in such a powerful way, showing that Jesus ended it where He did, with the
invitation to the elder son to come and rejoice, to give the Pharisees an
option to what they were planning to do.
6.
On the
Triangle Run by James B. Lamb—the first book about naval battles in WWII in
the Atlantic, which sparked my desire to read more, and then led to submarine
technothrillers.
7.
The
Reformers and Their Stepchildren by James Verduin—a great mix of biography,
theology and history to show how we got to where we are.
8.
Mission
Possible by Marilyn Laszlo and Luci Tumas—a missionary story of a single
woman in Papua New Guinea with Wycliffe Bible Translators. This began my love
affair with PNG.
9.
Luther,
By Those who Knew Him by Elizabeth Rundle Charles—a fictionalized account
of the life of Martin Luther, told from several viewpoints. It’s so exciting as
you see history unfolding and people coming out of darkness into light.
10.
The
Divine Romance by Gene Edwards—an allegory about God and His love for His
bride. I am that girl!
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