Books of 2025

I did not read as many books in 2025 as I did the previous year. I started out the year trying to finish seminary, which I did, but the classes involved a lot of LONGER books which ate up a lot of my mental bandwidth and free time.

There were a lot of books about Reagan, and several world leaders as I took a class with Al Mohler on how Biblical Worldview shapes leadership. Maybe I should post my final paper from that class where I wrote about the Strategic Defense Initiative and how Reagan led through that time period.

In no particular order, here’s the list of some of the notables

  • The Bible (Just 1 time this past year)
  • Spurgeon on Resting in the Promises of God — Charles H. Spurgeon (compiled by Jason K. Allen)
  • Christ-Centered Preaching — Bryan Chapell
  • Spurgeon on the Power of Scripture — Charles H. Spurgeon
  • Spurgeon: A New Biography — Arnold Dallimore
  • The Culture Map — Erin Meyer
  • Mistakes Leaders Make — Dave Kraft
  • The Work of the Pastor — William Still
  • Leadership in War — Andrew Roberts
  • The Conviction to Lead — R. Albert Mohler Jr.
  • A Manual for Preaching — Abraham Kuruvilla
  • Reformed Preaching — Joel Beeke
  • The Preacher’s Catechism — Lewis Allen
    The Work of the Pastor – William Still
  • Ezra & Nehemiah — Derek Kidner
  • Nehemiah — T. L. Betts
  • Tozer for the Christian Leader — A. W. Tozer (compiled by David Gibbs)
  • Lead Like It Matters — Craig Groeschel
  • The British Are Coming — Rick Atkinson
  • The Beirut Protocol — Joel C. Rosenberg
  • American Lion — Jon Meacham
  • Destiny and Power — H. W. Brands
  • The Last Kingdom — Steve Berry
  • The Libyan Diversion — Joel C. Rosenberg
  • Atlas Maneuver — Steve Berry
  • The Wright Brothers — David McCullough
  • The Pioneers — David McCullough
  • From the Earth to the Moon — Jules Verne
  • Raising Gender-Confident Kids — Dr. Jeff Myers and Kathy Koch
  • Edge of Honor — Brad Thor
  • One Word That Will Change Your Life — Jon Gordon, Dan Britton, Jimmy Page
  • Handbook to Leadership — Ken Blanchard et al.
  • Dead Sea Squirrels (multiple volumes) — Mike Nawrocki

I missed a few in there. I missed some on my Good Reads account too. It is a snapshot of the year.

This year, I have a goal for 80 books. I want to read a few moer Rick Atkinson books. I think I have all three of the WW2 series on slate. Several Theology books. Several more Fiction books on the stack to finish.

What are you reading?

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