Books I read in 2025

1. The Order of Time, by Carlo Rovelli, 7/10.

2. Look at the Sky and tell the weather, by Eric Sloane, 10/10

3. The Genesis Account, by Jonathan Sarfati, 10/10

4. Shepherds for Sale, by Megan Basham, 8/10

5. The Tech-Wise Family, by Andy Crouch, 8/10

6. Going to Church in Medieval England, by Nicholas Orme, 8/10

7. The Mutiny of the Bounty, by Sir John Barrow, 10/10

8. The Wild Robot, by Peter Brown, 10/10

9. Holy Baptism, by Duane Spencer, 9/10

10. Baptism & Fullness, by John Stott, 6/10

11. Meditations on Christian Baptism, William L. Lumpkin, 4/10

12. What About Baptism?, Francis Nigel Lee, 8/10

13. The Wild Robot Escapes, by Peter Brown, 8/10

14. Preaching & Preachers, by D. Martin Llloyd-Jones, 9/10

15. They Had Names, Tracing the History of North American Indigenous People, by Nathaniel T. Jeanson, 7/10

16. Foxfire 2, by Eliot Wigginton, 7/10

17. The Great Dinosaur Extinction Controversy, by Charles Officer and Jake Page, 8/10

18. The Wild Robot Protects, by Peter Brown, 6/10

19. Fat Man Walking, by James Firewalker Kinch, 8/10

20. Demons and Tongues by Mrs. Alma White, 5/10

21. Fire in the Haymow: Justification by Faith Alone, by Robert W. Anderson, 7/10

22. Foxfire 3, by Eliot Wigginton, 8/10

23. Francis Schaeffer and the Shaping of Evangelical America, by Barry Hankins, 10/10

24. Reformed Dogmatics, Introduction to Dogmatics, by David Engelsma, 9/10

25, Fighting Fundamentalist, by Markku Ruotsila, 7/10

26. A Reformation Debate, John Calvin and Jacopo Sadoleto, 8/10

27. From Embers to a Flame, by Harry Reeder, 6/10

28. Grace Comes First, by Doug Chamberlain, 10/10

29. Rediscover Church, by Collin Hanse & Jonathan Leeman, 3/10

30. Constitutional History of the Presbyterian Church, by Charles Hodge. (2nd reading), 9/10

31. All Truth is God’s Truth, by Arthur F. Holmes, 6/10

32. Silas Marner, by George Eiliot (2nd reading), 10/10