Take this Bread, by Sara Miles
I'm not expecting to agree with everything she says. I'm not expecting to accept her position on a few things. . .but I've heard she is worth listening to, so perhaps I'll learn something anyway.
Orthodoxy, by G.K. Chesterton
I know. You can read it free online. But still, I prefer something tangible in my hands, something I can mark up and go back to in years to come.
Sex, Economy, Freedom & Community, by Wendell Berry
I actually bought this book once before, then loaned it out, and never got it back. His chapter on gay marriage is worth the price alone.
The Crime of Living Cautiously, by Luci Shaw
I've read a lot of Luci's poetry, but not so much her prose.
What the Light Was Like: Poems, by Luci Shaw
Speaking of Luci's poetry. . .
The Genesis of It All, by Luci Shaw
It's a kids book, I suppose. Telling the story of Creation with sweeping pictures and poetic language.
There was also some music in the box.
A New Standard, by Steve Tyrell
He's the guy who sang all the jazz standards on the Father of the Bride soundtracks.
Chaotic Resolve, by Plumb
One of my favorite Christian singers of all time. A little techno, a little rock, some powerful lyrics, a strong voice. . .
Heart of the Heartland, by Peter Ostroushko
He plays mandolin with the Prairie Home Companion band. Beautifully.
Dream Big, by Ryan Shupe and the Rubber Band
I know nothing about them.
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