My Three Books

We chat to David Lavery, a Christian and church planter presently based in Wakefield, about his 3 favourite books and how they have impacted him and his faith. ‘The Godfather’ by Mario Puzo ‘The Biography of George Muller’ ‘Letters to the Church’ by Francis Chan (If you like the sound of a particular book, please consider using the affiliate links from the books listed. Doing so will help with the ongoing production of this podcast. Thank you.)

Singer and songwriter, Chip Kendall joins us for episode 8. We learn a lot about Chip as we talk through his three favourite books. This is an exciting and engaging conversation with many a deep insight! ‘Phantom Tollbooth’ by Norman Jester ‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ by Peter Wohlleben ‘Dirty Glory’ by Pete Greig (If you like the sound of a particular book, please consider using the affiliate links from the books listed. Doing so will help with the ongoing production of this podcast. Thank you.)

In this episode we hear from published author, Christian leader and speaker, Darrell Tunningley. ’Patriot Games’ by Tom Clancy ‘Letters to the Church’ by Francis Chan ’Smith Wigglesworth: The Complete Collection’ compiled by Roberts Liardon (If you like the sound of a particular book, please consider using the affiliate links from the books listed. Doing so will help with the ongoing production of this podcast. Thank you.)

In this episode we hear from Tony Wastall as he shares touching and personal stories as we discuss his three favourite books: ’The Forgotten Highlander’ by Alistair Urquhart ’The Covenant’ by James A. Michener ’The Hand of God’ edited by Michael Reagan (If you like the sound of a particular book, please consider using the affiliate links from the books listed. Doing so will help with the ongoing production of this podcast. Thank you.)

Dave Horsfall shares with us his three choosen books. ‪This is a fascinating and somewhat philosophical conversation!‬ ’Body’ by Paula Gooder ’Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban’ by J. K. Rowling ’The Great Divorce’ by C. S. Lewis (With some podcast providers, the books listed above will show up as links. If you like the sound of a particular book, please consider using these affiliate links. Doing so will help with the ongoing production of this podcast. Thank you.)

Chris Denham invites us into his home to discuss his three books: ‘An Astronauts Guide to Life on Earth’ by Chris Hadfield ’A Little Pilgrim’s Progress’ by Helen L. Taylor ’A Better Me’ by Gary Barlow (With some podcast providers you will find the books listed above have a link attached to them to purchase. This is an affiliate link, you will support the ongoing production of this podcast if you click through and purchase one of the books. Thank you.)

Alan Maybury is our guest for episode 3 of this podcast and in it he shares his three favourite books: ‘Disciple’ by Juan Carlos Ortiz ‘Building Bridges’ by Philip Mohabir ’Out of the Silent Planet’ by C. S. Lewis (With some podcast providers you will find the books listed above have a link attached to them to purchase. This is an affiliate link, you will support the ongoing production of this podcast if you click through and purchase one of the books. Thank you.)

In this episode I talk to Alan Rhodes about his three chosen books: Dune by Frank Herbert The New Atlas of World History by John Haywood When Spirit and Word Collide by Jarrod Cooper (With some podcast providers you will find the books listed above have a link attached to them to purchase. This is an affiliate link, you will support the ongoing production of this podcast if you click through. Thank you.)

Go and have a look at your bookshelf. What did you find?

In this very first pilot episode I interview my wife about her three chosen books: ‘One Thousand Gifts’ by Ann Voskamp ‘The Light Between Oceans’ by M L Steadman ‘The Earth from the Air: 365 Days’ (By using the affiliate links above, you will support the ongoing production of this podcast. Thank you.)

The first full podcast is coming very soon. In the meantime, check out this trailer as I explain why the My Three Books podcast exists!