Books that Shape Godly Leaders

by | Apr 6, 2020 | From the SSI Staff, Uncategorized

It has been said that “You will be the same person in five years as you are today except for the people you meet and the books you read” (Charlie Jones). Since many of us are dealing with unprecedented levels of free time on our hands, the SSI staff wanted to share a few books with you that we love. We hope you will make the most of this opportunity and view each book you read during these weeks (whether it’s on our list or not) as an investment in the leader God is calling you to be.

GODLY LEADERSHIP
Do Hard Things by Alex & Brett Harris
The Making of a Leader by Dr. J. Robert Clinton
Roaring Lambs by Robert Briner
The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
How Then Shall We Live by Francis Schaeffer
Art & the Bible by Francis Schaeffer
Hand Me Another Brick by Charles Swindoll
Leadership 101 by John C. Maxwell

APOLOGETICS & SPIRITUAL GROWTH
Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions by Greg Koukl
How Christianity Changed the World by Alvin J. Schmidt
The Story of Reality by Greg Koukl
Why I Am A Christian by Norman Geisler
New Evidence that Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell
Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
Grasping God’s Word by L. Scott Duvall and L. Daniel Hays
Keep a Quiet Heart by Elizabeth Elliot
Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung
Sit, Walk, Stand by Watchman Nee

FOUNDATIONS OF FREEDOM
Defending the Declaration by Gary Amos
The Theme is Freedom by M. Stanton Evans.
Our Sacred Honor by William J. Bennet
Rediscovering the Ideas of Liberty by W. David Steadman
Character for Life by Dawn Hawkinson
America’s Providential History by Mark A. Beliles & Stephen K. McDowell

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