I read 16 books in 2025. Here’s the list with comments on each one.

Humility by Andrew Murray

Second time reading this book. One of the best books on the topic!

Men & Marriage by George Gilder

One of the best books I’ve ever read. Fascinating insight that you would never know was written in 1973 and 1986, on gender roles and how societies work and how we got to where we are. I highly recommend this book!

The Warrior Poet Way by John Lovell

Good manhood book.

The Pastor’s Soul by Brian Croft & Jim Savastio

Good book on pastoring. Very holistic.

8 Errors Parents Make by Michael Brock

One of the better books on parenting that I’ve read.

Lionhearted by Doug Giles

If you’ve read Doug Giles before you know his style is like no one else – definitely not for everyone. I laughed out loud many times reading this book. It’s obnoxious, entertaining, and at the same time has some good stuff.

Father Hunger by Douglas Wilson

Good but not as good as his other books.

Knew Ability Zero by Ben Patrick

Fascinating book on how to heal your knees.

Ten Modern Evangelism Myths by Ryan Denton

Why Read Church History by J. Philip Arthur

Building Your Band Of Brothers by Stephen Mansfield

Excellent book on a neglected but necessary topic. Stephen Mansfield is excellent when talking about men and this book is a great example of that. Highly recommend.

The Men We Need by Brant Hansen

Good manhood book.

Happy Hour by Hugh Halter

Good stuff on church life that is rarely written about.

How To Lead Your Family by Joel Beeke

Good, short, and to the point.

Keep Your Kids by Douglas Wilson

When Doug Wilson writes books about the family, they’re typically really good. This book is no exception. Excellent book on parenting with a lot of helpful stuff in it.

Ploductivity by Douglas Wilson

Excellent book on how to be more productive.