Top 13 Most Wanted Books

I currently have 496 books on my “Most Wanted List.” Most of these books are non-fiction Christian books with a few exceptions. That probably sounds like a huge list of books, and some may even be asking, “Why does anyone need that many books?”

Well, no one “needs” that many books, but my desire to have them comes from a place of an unquenchable desire to learn. Since my high school days, my desire to acquire knowledge and understand the world around me and how the Bible speaks to it has not gone away. I am regularly curious to pursue the findings and observations of others who have been redeemed.

You could say this is one of the ways I am informally discipled by others.

Will I ever NOT have a “most wanted list?” Probably not, I am regularly adding to it, even though I am also regularly buying books (or being given books) from that list.

With that in mind, here are “most wanted” from “my most wanted list.” I chose 13, because that’s an “unlucky” number and the day this blog will post is November 13. So, there you go.

1. Christian Counselor’s Medical Desk Reference by Charles Hodges

2. C.S. Lewis: A Life by Alister McGrath

3. The Democratization of American Christianity by Nathan O. Hatch

4. Doctrine of the Christian Life by John Frame

5. Dynamics of Preaching by Warren Wiersbe

6. Everyone’s a Theologian by R.C. Sproul

7. From Heaven He Came and Sought Her by Jonathan Gibson

8. Post-Christian by Gene Veith

9. Red State Religion by Robert Wuthnow

10. Revelation by Robert Thomas

11. Salvation to the Ends of the Earth by Andreas Kostenberger & Peter T. O Brien

12. Still Sovereign by Bruce Ware and Thomas Schreiner

13. Susannah Spurgeon by Mary Mohler