I am an avid reader with over 6,000 books in my personal library (bound, electronic, and Logos). Check this page for executive summaries of helpful and valuable books on a wide variety of topics.

Executive Book Summaries

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• Raising Your Hope Quotient
  Pastor Ray Johnston is a rare and unique individual. He is the guy that big organizations, large churches, and even mega churches often turn to for help when facing serious trouble. For example, Ray was asked to step in as the interim pastor at Willow Creek Community Church following Bill… Read more: Raising Your Hope Quotient
• If You’re Not Dead, You’re Not Done
  After twenty years as a lead pastor and an additional twenty years as a “pastor to pastors” as part of the ministry team at the district office, becoming a semi-retired minister has been a big adjustment. To prepare for this new season (as an adjunct college faculty member and interim… Read more: If You’re Not Dead, You’re Not Done
• Total Forgiveness is a must-read
  I read a lot of good books. However, I occasionally read a book so good it is a MUST-READ. TOTAL FORGIVENESS  by R.T. Kendall is one of those books. EVERYONE should read this one—even if you rarely read an entire book. The message is relevant for every Christian. But it… Read more: Total Forgiveness is a must-read
• Redeeming Your Drive Time
  During the 20+ years I worked for the Potomac Ministry Network I drove a lot. My daily commute took the better part of three hours. Therefore, I often “redeemed the time” by listening to worship music or a good audio book. Today, I spend most of my time working in… Read more: Redeeming Your Drive Time
• Misreading Scripture With Western Eyes
  I love reading books that make me think. While completing my doctors degree at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, there were many. My first class was advanced hermeneutics (principles for correctly interpreting Scripture) with Dr. Bob Eby. The class was demanding and was much like jumping into the deep… Read more: Misreading Scripture With Western Eyes