(Some) READING RESOURCES:

“Worship God” by Ernest Gentile
“Worship Is A Verb” by Dr. Robert Webber
“Silencing The Enemy” by Robert Gay
“Worship: The Pattern Of Things In Heaven” by Bishop Joseph Garlington
“The Hallelujah Factor” by Jack Taylor “Exploring Worship” by Bob Sorge
“The Sound Of The Harvest” by J. Nathan Corbitt
“Experiencing God In Worship” by Barna, Burge, Farmer, Harper, Hayford, Hill, Leafbald, Miller, Sweet, Webber
“The Treasury Of David”, “Morning And Evening” by Charles Spurgeon
“Contemporary Worship For The 21st Century” by Benedict & Miller
“Ministering To The Lord” by Roxanne Brant 
“Destined For The Throne” by Paul Billheimer
“A Testament Of Devotion” by Thomas Kelly
“The Wounded Healer” by Jenri J. Nouwen
“Compassion” by Morrison, Nouwen and McNeill
“Reliving The Passion” & “Preparing For Jesus” by Walter Wangerin Jr.
“A Long Obedience In The Same Direction” by Eugene Peterson / “Christ Plays In Ten Thousand Places”,

“Eat This Book”, “The Jesus Way”, “Tell It Slant” by Eugene Peterson
“Pilgrim At Tinker Creek”, “Teaching A Stone To Talk” by Annie Dillard
“Tent Of His Splendor” by B.J. Flack
“A Divine Confrontation” by Graham Cooke
“The Pleasures Of God”, “Let The Nations Be Glad”, “Life As Vapor” by John Piper
“Prayer” by E. M. Bounds
“Worship Warrior” by Chuck D. Pierce with John Dickson
“God Chasers”, “God’s Favorite House” by Tommy Tenney
“Living Prayer” by Robert Benson
“The Battle Belongs To The Lord” by Joyce Meyer
“Concerning The Inner Life”, “Mysticism” by Evelyn Underhill
“And The Trees Clap Their Hands” by Virginia Stem Owens
“Disciplines For The Inner Life” by Bob & Michael Benson
“The David Story” by Robert Alter
“Worship Evangelism” by Sally Morthenthaler
"The Power Of Brokenness" by Don Nori
"The Great Omission" by Dallas Willard
"Inside Out" by Larry Crabb
"Sons & Fathers" by Gordon Dalbey
"The Cloud of Unknowing" (Unknown Author)
"My Utmost for His Highest" by Oswald Chambers
"Release of the Spirit" by Watchman Knee

PSALMS READING PLAN  
This is a comprehensive reading plan which will enable you to read through the entire book of Psalms on a semi-regular basis. By following this plan all the Psalms can be read in one month. Once you’ve incorporated it in your daily reading you can then use it anytime and any month you choose throughout the year.  

Here’s how it works: On the first day of the month read Psalm 1, 31, 61, 91, and 121. The following day (the 2nd) read Psalm 2,32,62,92,122 and so forth. Each day you’ll be reading 5 Psalms. You’ll also be reading from a different portion of the entire 150 chapters daily. That way, you will cover all the Psalms in a one month period.  

This plan works best if you begin reading on the first day of any given month and continue reading 5 Psalms daily for the full thirty days.