I’ve been making this post for a few years now, and almost forgot to do so again. So here we go…
Not as many as some previous years, but through the busyness I was able to read a few books:
1. Woodburn, by Charles E. Stickney, 7/10.
2. Jacob Green’s Revolution, by S. Scott Rohrer, 10/10
3. Basic Principles of Biblical Counseling, by Lawrence J. Crabb, 6/10
4. So Many Brave Men, A History of the Battle of Minisink Ford, by Mark Hendrickson, et. al., 10/10
5. The Presbyterian Church USA, No More Decline ~ Rise and Shine, by Cam McConnell, 5/10
6. Human Origins, by Jeffry P. Tompkins, 6/10
7. The Rise and Fall of Dispensationalism, by Daniel G. Hummel, 9/10
8. Refuting Evolution, by Jonathan Sarfati, 8/10
9. The Abusive Wife, by David D. Edgington, 10/10
10. A Case for Historic Premillennialism, ed. Craig L. Blomberg, 7/10
11. The Christian Attitude Toward War by Loraine Boettner, 6/10
12. Into the Pearl, two Weeks for the TenMaker Project in Uganda, by J. Wyatt George
13. Dinosaurs, Dragons, and the Bible by Bodie Hodge, 7/10
14. Homestead Tsunami, by Joel Salatin, 8/10
15. This Sweet Life, How We Lived After Kirby Died, by Ginny Brown, 7/10
16. Robert’s Rules of Order New Revised, In Brief, 10/10
17. The Imperative of Preaching, by John Carrick, 10/10
18. Broken Covenant, by Parker T. Williamson, 4/10
19. The Baptism of Infants (20 page pamphlet), by Ben L Rose, 9.10
20. The Biblical Ground for The Baptism of Infants (pamphlet), by Herman Hoeksema, 10/10
21. When Faith is Forbidden, by Todd Nettleton, 5/10
22. The Long Walk, by Slawomir Rawicz, 10/10
23. The Soul-Winner, by Charles Spurgeon, 8/10