2 posts tagged “reading list”
A while ago we posted Part I of Vox's suggested reading list. The first collection consisted of fun reading.
Part II are books that we suggest reading to understand the Vox Veniae ethos. For many of us, we have been on this community journey for more than seven years. These authors were integral in challenging us, inspiring us and helping us continue to rediscover the essence of the church.
1. A New Kind of Christian - Brian Mclaren
2. Gospel in a Pluralist Society - Leslie Newbigin
3. Irresistible Revolution - Shane Claiborne
4. Exiles - Michael Frost
5. The Forgotten Ways - Alan Hirsch
6. Compassion, Justice and the Christian Life - Robert Lupton
Part II are books that we suggest reading to understand the Vox Veniae ethos. For many of us, we have been on this community journey for more than seven years. These authors were integral in challenging us, inspiring us and helping us continue to rediscover the essence of the church.
1. A New Kind of Christian - Brian Mclaren
2. Gospel in a Pluralist Society - Leslie Newbigin
3. Irresistible Revolution - Shane Claiborne
4. Exiles - Michael Frost
5. The Forgotten Ways - Alan Hirsch
6. Compassion, Justice and the Christian Life - Robert Lupton
When we are not bombarded by the busyness of life most of us want to read more. Reading can serve as a catalyst to reflection in our faith. Whether it's reading stories of struggle, triumph, pain or joy, trying to figure out how God's story becomes the lens for our story is an ongoing discovery.
In part I of our reading list, selected are books that we would recommend as fun reading. These are books that will keep the pages turning and before you know it you're sucked in. Enjoy these tasy treats and stay tuned for part II that is slightly less fun but equally delicious.
In part I of our reading list, selected are books that we would recommend as fun reading. These are books that will keep the pages turning and before you know it you're sucked in. Enjoy these tasy treats and stay tuned for part II that is slightly less fun but equally delicious.
