Top Books for 2007 (that I actually read)

Here is a sundry list of things I read that made a particular impression on me this year. They were not all published this year. They are not necessarily my favorites, and they include fiction, non-fiction, previously read, etc. In no particular order…

Books:

1. Falling Man, Don DeLillo.
2. Harrison Bergeron, Curt Vonnegut
3. Central Themes in Biblical Theology, ed. Hafemann & House
4. Seeing Through Cynicism, Dick Keyes
5. Total Church, Chester & Timmis
6. Paul: A Fresh Perspective, N. T. Wright
7. n + 1. a twice-yearly print journal of politics, literature, and culture.
8. How Children Raise Parents, Dan Allender.
9. The Moral Vision of the New Testament, Richard Hays
10. Disciples of All Nations, Lamin Sanneh

Articles:

1. “Converts or Proselytes?: The Crisis Over Conversion in the Early Church,” Andrew Walls IBMR 28
2. “Anaesthetic Ideology,” Mark Greif n+1 vol. 5
3. “Things I Wish I Had Known When I Planted My Church,” Next Wave