The Treasure Principle – Randy Alcorn

You are currently in a situation when you are on the eve of having a job where you may make more money than you ever have before. In a strange paradoxical way, the sin in our hearts makes it so that, often, the more money we have the more difficult it becomes to live generously.

We tend to get what we can, can what we get and guard the can.

This book gave me a perspective on money that made me more free to give. May it do the same for you.

Stop Dating the Church – Joshua Harris

We tend to be a generation that is low on commitment with a low view of the local church. This book goes a long way in speaking into both of these unfortunate realities.

God at Work – Gene Edward Veith

You are now trained in a skill set for a career, how are you to think of your vocation in a Christian way? You will be investing a lot of your hours the rest of your life in your vocations/relationships (read the book to understand how closely connected vocation and personal relationships are). This book will give you a perspective that will help you grumble less and enjoy more your day in/day out life in vocation.

I can’t recommend it enough.

Just Do Something – Kevin DeYoung

This book helped correct some of my personal misconceptions about the will of God and how to find it. It has served me well in my decision making now and would certainly have been of service when I was a senior in college wrestling with big decisions. Take, and read.

A Faith Worth Sharing – C. John Miller

This book will not only stimulate you toward building relationships and articulating the gospel with the lost, it also preaches the gospel into the life of the gospel sharer. This is a convicting and very helpful little book.

The first book of note is a book on how to center your life on the thing Paul categorized as “of first importance”, the gospel (I Cor. 15:3).

This little book goes a long ways in helping people understand the gospel and appropriate the gospel in their everyday living. Nothing is more important than learning to do this for the rest of your life.