After this first selection, this list is in no particular order!
More Than Meets the Eye - Fascinating Glimpses of God's Power and Design
by Richard A. Swenson, M.D.
Drawing on his background in medicine and the natural sciences, Dr. Swenson examines the wonders of creation and reveals a God who, second by second, sustains His creation in ways we can scarcely comprehend. Swenson presents the unique details of human anatomy and elements of the universe as revealing a majestic God whose mastery of detail is as close as the way our cells operate and the way our hearts beat. We are led to stand in awe of a God whose genius, power, sophistication, and artistry shout in each element of our universe. Dr. Swenson boldly proclaims that we are a treasured creative effort as he interweaves Scripture and science to bring us to a deeper and more personal understanding of our Creator. - NavPress
Invitation to a Journey: A Road Map for Spiritual Formation
by Robert Mullholand
"When we say that the Christian journey is a process, we express a truth that is both well-known and well-nigh unknown at the same time..."
The Imitation Of Christ
by Thomas A. Kempis
For five hundred years, this gentle book, filled with the spirit of the love of God, has brought understanding and comfort to millions of readers in over fifty languages, and provided them with a source of heart-felt personal prayer.
Waking the Dead: The Glory of a Heart Fully Alive
by John Eldredge
From Publishers Weekly:Eldredge, who helped to redefine the Christian men's movement with Wild at Heart, broadens his scope to offer this more general spirituality title on being "fully alive." Such a state of total animation is achieved only when Christians can integrate all four "streams" of their lives: discipleship, counseling, healing and warfare.
Heroic Faith: How to Live a Life of Extreme Devotion
by The Voice of the Martyrs
This encouraging book features a chapter on each of the principles such as self-sacrifice and courage, including some illustrations from Christians who exhibited these characterisitics in their own lives.