Books for 2007

Internet Monk posts his "must read" books for 2007. I think I tend to agree on most of his recommendations. He says,

So here’s what you’re going to read in this post. All these books are better than Warren or Jabez or Joyce Meyer or Beth Moore. Most of these won’t be in your local Lifeway or Family Bookstore, but if you drive to Arkansas Frank Turk will probably have more than a few. These are the books I would put on a booktable or book list if I were pastoring somewhere with moderately educated people. They are the books I would be recommending from the pulpit and giving away to those I was leading and discipling. (This isn’t a seminary booklist or a scholars list.)

The most common characteristic of these choices is the potential of these books to have a significant impact on the Christian understanding, growth and life of the average, non-theologian reader. If read in community with other Christians, these are books that would have a significant impact on all of us. In almost every case, they are proven to be useful books from faithful and gifted writers.