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This is not a book about being postmodern - this is just full of content that is.  If you long to go further than "because he said so", then give this a read to explore different ways of viewing old information.  It’s not so much the information.  It’s not even the way it is said.  It is just the fact that what is in this book is being said at all.  

Follow Bruce Feiler around various Old Testament locations as he tells the Bible stories while moving from one millennia to another.  It is a fascinating read, and will take you beyond information about the Bible, to very real life today.  

This book has been around for a while now, and refers to an area that has changed radically in the news over the last few years. But the message is relevant and will add to your ability to think deeply on contemporary issues as well as many of the timeless ones.

Feiler has written many best sellers linking ancient religious culture to our times.   Check out his book Abraham too.

This is not a book about postmodernism.   But about worship.  but if you are not postmodern, but go to church with anyone who is... then start here. 

This book explains very well what most of us intuitively know - but seek so often to overlook - not everyone worships the same.  Oh, we know there are different tastes of music etc... but this book goes far beyond these worn out battles.

Every pastor absolutely should read this book - every worship leader too.  In fact quite possibly every Christian would benefit from this too.  You’ll find nine distinct ways in these pages that people worship.  Read them all, find out which one you are, and open your mind to see the world as others around you (may) see it.

Ok, I occasionally read a novel too and Ok... maybe you were not expecting a Dan Brown book here - the author of the Divinci Code.  And maybe you did not like, or were offended by that title.  There is more to like in this one.  Just like the the more well known story... you’ll find this a page turner, but the subject is perhaps more conventional over the years, though not less controversial.  Religion v’s science is the back drop to this story, and while I certainly will not vouch for everything said in these pages, you will find the text both stimulating and entertaining - a combination I like!