Books to Read

• In the suburban world of nice homes, neat lawns, and new cars, it can be easy to forget about social justice issues. Life keeps us busy, and the poor and disenfranchised of our world are invisible as we go from our garage to our workplace and back again.
• Despite some crushing statistics, The End of Poverty is a hopeful book. Based on a tremendous amount of data and his own experiences working as an economic advisor to the UN and several individual nations, Sachs makes a strong case for what is possible.
• In many Bibles, Christ’s words are set apart with a red font…this distinction helps remind us that when God becomes Man and that Man speaks it’s probably something we cannot afford to miss.
• Unfortunately, many Christians today aren’t experiencing the kind of fulfillment and joy they long for in their walk with God. In Fields of the Fatherless, author Tom Davis reveals why this is so.
• Leaving Microsoft to Change the World chronicles John Wood’s struggle to find a meaningful outlet for his managerial talents and entrepreneurial zeal. For every high-achiever who has ever wondered what life might be like giving back.
• We are loved by an invisible God who calls us to make him visible by becoming his hands and feet, his touch and his warmth. Kay’s journey, stories, and insights will beckon you to surrender yourself wholly to God.