Back to the Books

As I near the completion of my undergrad program at CCU I realize that I have a large stack of books that I have neglected over the past two years.
Some, intriguing as they are, fell to the side as my scholarly obligations took precedence. So, as I sit here I am reminded of books I began to read, but somewhere along the way I got sidetracked. I am also reminded of books I was excited to receive, but never cracked the binding.
So here Is my list of books I intend to read as I finish my academic requirements. They are divided into three groups: books I want to finish, books I want to start (and finish), and books I plan to purchase (and start and finish).

First, books I started to read, but never finished:


Slaves, Women, and Homosexuals by William Webb



Colossians Remixed by Brian Walsh & Sylvia Keesmaat



Myth of a Christian Nation by Greg Boyd



The Forgotten Ways by Alan Hirsch



The Organic Church by Neil Cole



Second, books I own and am excited to begin (and finish in a timely manner)



They Like Jesus, But Not The Church by Dan Kimball



Serve God, Save the Planet by Matthew Sleeth



Irresistible Revolution by Shane Claiborne


Finally, books I look forward to buying and reading:



Giving: How Each of Us Can Change the World by Bill Clinton



Freakonomics by Steven Levitt & Stephen Dubner



Planting Missional Churches by Ed Stetzer