Non-Fiction of 2019

Here are my favourite non-fiction books read in 2019, again mostly in order of when I read them.

1. Hannah Anderson: All That's Good
2. Randy Alcorn: Heaven
3. Tim Challies; The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment (to be exact, I finished it in 2019, although I started it in the previous fall, but it still counts)
4. Owen Strachan: Always in God's Hands: Day by Day in the Company of Jonathan Edwards
5. Janet and Geoff Benge, Christian Heroes Then and Now:
1. Lottie Moon: Giving Her all for China
2. Nate Saint: On a Wing and a Prayer
3. Norman Grubb: Mission Builder
4. Paul Brand: Helping Hands
5. Loren Cunningham: Into all the World
6. Helen Roseveare: Mama Luka
7. Richard Wurmbrand: Love Your Enemies
6. Wendy Horger Alsup: Practical Theology for Women
7. Eric Metaxas: 7 Men and the Secrets of their Greatness and 7 Women and the Secrets of their Greatness
8. Aimee Byrd: Housewife Theologian
9. Richard Rhodes: Hedy's Folly
10. Tara Westover: educated
11. Rebecca VanDoodewaard: Reformation Women
12. Malcolm Gladwell: Talking to Strangers
13. Terry Pratchett: A Slip of the Keyboard
14. Max Eisen: By Chance Alone
15. Michael Farquhar: Bad Days in History
16. Susan Cain: Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Won't Stop Talking