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Books on Connection with God
- Experiencing the Father’s Embrace – Jack Frost (Rebuilding your father relationship and the way you view Father God)
- Mystical Union – John Crowder (Spirituality, breaking off religion)Â
- Money Sex Beer God – John Crowder (Breaking off religion)
- The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry– John Mark ComerÂ
- To Hell With the Hustle– Jefferson Bethke
- Get Your Life Back– John EldredgeÂ
- Beautiful Outlaw– John Eldredge
- Lies We Believe About God– William Paul Young
Books on Connection with Yourself
- The Body Keeps the Score – Besser van der Kolk (Understanding how your body holds emotional pain)
- Woman Code and In the Flo – Alissa Vitti (Syncing with your cycle for women)
- The Invitation – Tony Stoltzfus (Connecting with desires of the heart)
- Breathe – Dr. Belisa Vranich (Breath practices)
- Complex PTSD – Pete Walker (Processing past pain)
- The Tao of Fully Feeling – Pete Walker (Processing past pain, fully feeling challenging emotions)
- Becoming Myself– Stasi EldredgeÂ
- To Be Told– Dan AllenderÂ
- Present Over Perfect– Shauna Niequist
- Anatomy of the Soul- Curt ThompsonÂ
- Hidden in Plain Sight– Becky AllenderÂ
- The War of Art– Steven Pressfield
- One Thing– Gary Keller
- Homecoming– John Bradshaw
- The Great Sex Rescue– Sheila Wray Gregoire
- Switch on Your Brain– Caroline Leaf
Books on Connection with Others
- Keep Your Love On – Danny Silk (How to do relationship well)
- Awareness – Anthony de Mello (Growth and Spirituality)Â
- Dare to Lead – Brenne Brown (Growth as an individual and leader)Â
- Codependent No More – Melody Beattie (Understanding codependency)
- Boundaries – Henry Cloud & John Townsend (Learning boundaries)
- Keys to the Kingdom – Alison A. Armstrong (For dating and understanding men)
- Wild at Heart– John Eldridge (Understanding the masculine heart)
- Relationship Goals– Michael Todd (Dating and healthy boundaries)
- Sexless in the City– Kat Harris (What the Bible says about sex and dating)
- Attached– Amir Levigne and Rachel Heller (Deeper into attachment styles)