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EPISODE · May 1, 2017 · 26 MIN

The Best Books

from LDS Perfect Days Podcast · host LDS Perfect Day

In my last post, I mentioned studying books -- outside the official church curriculum -- which would help bring you closer to Christ. After reading the post, one astute reader emailed me and asked what I would consider to be some good non-curriculum books to read. Fair question. This blog post has some picks. My recommendations. No one has influenced these selections. No one has told me that it'd be good to promote them. Instead, these books are about Christ's character. His personality. Once you know those aspects, it becomes much easier to know what to listen for, so that you may converse with Him as one man converses with another. They have changed me, and will likely change you -- no matter what your faith is. They have inspired me to center my life on God, helped me better understand God and to have a more fulfilling relationship with Him. Words of wisdom? Check. Learning? Check. Encourage you to study? Check. Help stimulate faith in God? Big time check. In fact, as I've asked God for opportunities to experentially learn what I've read in these books, He's over-delivered results, which have been far beyond my wildest dreams and anything I remotely deserve. So, here are "The best (mortal-written) books", according to Mr. LDS Perfect Day...

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