Each year since 1999, I have kept a running list of books that I complete in that year. Some of the books are repeats (It seems like we re-read all of the Dorothy L. Sayers "Lord Peter" mystery novels each year), some are for work (especially commentaries), some are for school (this year: books on small group ministry), and some are ones that I started in previous years but finished this year. Some are better than others. Some I hope never to read again. Some I hope to re-read really soon.
Here is my list for 2005 at the half-year mark:
Ascol, Thomas K., Dear Timothy: Letters on Pastoral Ministry
Donahue, Bill and Russ Robinson Building A Church of Small Groups
Myers, Joseph R. The Search to Belong
Bilezikian, Gilbert Community 101
Sayers, Dorothy L. The Nine Tailors
Vanier, Jean Community and Growth
Haggard, Ted Dog Training, Fly Fishing, & Sharing Christ in the 21st Century
Mortimer, John Rumpole and the Penge Bungalow Murders
Frazee, Randy The Connecting Church
Grudem, Wayne Business for the Glory of God
Mahaney, CJ Why Small Groups? [Free .pdf version here.]
Sayers, Dorothy L. Murder Must Advertise
Compilation, edited by Michael Kurland, Sherlock Holmes: The Hidden Years
Sayers, Dorothy L. Strong Poison
Harris, Joshua Not Even a Hint: Guarding Your Heart Against Lust
Carson, D.A. The Cross and Christian Ministry [See my brief review of it here.]
Tripp, Tedd Shepherding a Child’s Heart
Piper, John The Passion of Jesus Christ
Sayers, Dorothy L. Have His Carcase
Bond, Douglas Crown & Covenant: Duncan’s War
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