Musings: Notes From My Daybook

Bonhoeffer's brief introduction to the practice of community is readable and a helpful response to contemporary lifestyle practices.

Willard's work is thoughtful and healthy. The Divine Conspiracy is a book I try to review once a year.

The constant questions regarding the will of God find solid biblical trajectories in Willard's work.

Using David's life, Peterson offers up some great reflection on a great biblical character and in so doing, presents thoughtful insights to spirituality.

Peterson's work is for ministers; however his discussions on prayer, scripture, and spiritual direction are valuable for anyone pursuing God life. His chapter on "prayer time" was my first introduction to the practice of sabbath.

Good introduction to the spiritual disciplines.

Foster's work has been rightfully accorded "classic" status. Celebration of Discipline offers a great resource to the practice of the disciplines; it is a book that I refer to regularly.

Great introduction to Jesus.