So, my fellow geek brothers and sisters:
What are you reading these days that is not online?
You may have heard a few things that the 8BIT Team is reading offline on our Podcast here but we’d love to hear from you.
And seriously, from a personal perspective, books are powerful stuff and what’s required to actually sit down and read a physical book is therapeutic and telling.
I’m not sure I’ll ever completely jump into the digital book movement as a result.
So, let’s hear it. What are you reading?
Velvet Elvis by Rob Bell
Outlive Your Life by Max Lucado
Recently Finished: Forgotten God, Radical by Platt, Axiom by Hybels, “Not the Religious Type” by Schmelzer (worth a read).
Up next: Not sure, suggestions?
Btw, reading Forgotten God and Radical back to back was darn near life-changing.
I just started Forgotten God (Chan) and The Elephants of Style (Walsh).
- “A Place for Truth: Highlights from the Veritas Forum” edited by Dallas Willard.
- “Nudge” by Len Sweet
- “Thy Kingdom Connected” by Dwight Friesen
- “The Rise of Evangelicalism: The Age of Edwards, Whitefield, and the Wesleys” by Mark Noll
- “Christianity and Western Thought: Faith and Reason in the 19th Century” by Steve Wilkens and Alan Padgett
Currently in Colossians, Bible
Primal, Mark Batterson
Permission to Speak Freely, Anne Jackson
The Hidden Smile of God, John Piper
VisionMongers: Making A Life & Living In Photography – David DuChemin
Rework – Jason Fried
Crazy Love – Francis Chan
Nice to see no fiction included yet (NOT!)
i’m readin
“Atlas Shrugged” by Ayn Rand
“Jesus Manifesto” by Frank Viola & Len Sweet (If i was chosen to add another book to the biblical cannon, this would be it).
I’m author of Aliens and Us Are We Prepared Yet?
A non fiction on ET
Revelations
Pirate Latitudes, Michael Crichton
Getting ready to start A Case for Christ by Lee Strobel or Crazy Love by Francis Chan. Any recommendations on this?
Just read Radical by Platt
Currently Reading Battlefield of The Mind – Joyce Meyer & Too Busy Not to Pray – Bill Hybels
Next on the list is an uknown, Sun Stand Still by Steven Furtick & Dying to Live by Clayton King
“IT”, by Craig Groeschel
“The Last Lecture” by Randy Pausch
“Walden” Henry David Thoreau. Been reading this one for most of my adult life. I’m on page 67.