Books to Read for 2014

I just went to look and see when the last time we wrote on this blog was and it's been almost 2 years.  That is crazy!  Why am blogging now after 2 years?  I think it will give me some accountability.  I'm not thinking anyone will still be checking this blog, but just putting a goal out here for anyone to possibly read makes me more likely to stick with it.

I don't have any big resolutions this year.  Last year, I made a list of books I'd like to read, but I didn't really stick with it.  This year, I went through my Kindle and realized how many books I have on there that I've never read.  I have downloaded lots of great books when they were either free or discounted with every intention to read them.  But I have a problem. I have ADD when it comes to books.  I love to read and read often, but I often buy a book only to get distracted by another book.  I have picked a mix of non-fiction (mostly Christian Living), biographies, and, I think, one fiction. Without further rambling, here are the 20 books (in addition to my Bible) I plan to read in 2014.   I'm sure I'll add others at some point, but I'm looking forward to reading these.

1. When Sinners Say "I Do" - Dave Harvey
2. Chasing God - Angie Smith
3. Restless - Jennie Allen
4. Love Does - Bob Goff
5. Give Them Grace: Dazzling Your Kids with the Love of Jesus - Elyse M. Fitzpatrick & Jessica Thompson
6. Deliver Us from Me-Ville - David Zimmerman
7. Everything  - Mary Demuth
8. The Missional Mom - Helen Lee
9. Bonhoeffer - Eric Metaxas
10. Indescribable - Louie Giglio 
11. Grace - Max Lucado
12. Undaunted - Josh McDowell
13. Happily Ever After  - Gary Chapman
14. What Women Fear - Angie Smith
15. Raising a Modern Day Joseph - Larry Fowler
16. Courageous - Randy Alcorn
17. Praying God's Word - Beth Moore
18. Who Do You Think You Are - Mark Driscoll
19. The Vow - Kim & Krickitt Carpenter
20. Transforming Grace - Jerry Bridges
21. Being OK with Who You Are - Stacey Thacker
22. A Year of Biblical Womanhood - Rachel Held Evans