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David’s 2025 Year in Books
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| Practical and common-sense ways of reducing the load and burden of work and tasks into what feels manageable and even 'effortless'. I suspected the author was bringing in truths learned from Christianity - which turned out to be the case when you rea ...more | |
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| Extremely helpful overview of nine worldviews. Sometimes the level of detail is a tad exasperating. | |
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| Excellent, readable, biographies of 27 believers. Hard to choose between them, but the biographies of Judson and Paton are particularly gripping. | |
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A Praying Church: Becoming a People of Hope in a Discouraging World
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| Miller's The Praying Life is superb. This follow-up helpfully applies many of those thought to corporate prayer. Some suggestions for corporate prayer seem a little too trusting of the 'messiness' of spontaneous contributions, in my opinion. Many of ...more | |
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| An excellent, all round book for speakers and singers. | |
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| Probably the best and most succinct work on the doctrines of fellowship and separation. The collection from various periodicals Bauder wrote for makes it slightly repetitive and choppy, but this does not detract from the quality of the whole. | |
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