My Summer Reading List (thus far)

Over the past several weeks, I’ve been hitting the books pretty hard. Mostly this has been done in preparation for an upcoming class i’ll be teaching in the fall semester on systematic theology. Of course, I also a few random titles that seemed to get my attention sitting on my shelves (you know how it is). I’m currently learning the hard way that certain passions (like this blog) have to take a back seat when other things arise (like professorial duties). I’ve been having to revisit old topics in prep for the class, while realizing that blog posts are going to be made less frequently (at least till I feel up to speed). Well, this is what I’ve been up do:

• Books I’ve finished:

1) The Servant King- Alexander
2) Love and Respect- Eggerichs (I’m getting married in 2 days)
3) The Church- Clowney
4) Rethinking Worldview- Bertrand
5) Biblical Economics Manifesto- Gillis and Nash
6) The Millennial Maze- Grenz
7) The Irrational Atheist- Day
8 ) Salvation Belongs to the Lord- Frame

• What i’m reading now:

1) Knowing the Holy Spirit Through the Old Testament- Wright
2) Christ and Culture Revisited- Carson

• What I plan to read for the remainder of the summer

1) The Holy Spirit- Ferguson
2) Salvation Belongs to our God- Wright
3) Selections from:

• Systematic Theology- Grudem
• Reformed Dogmatics- Bavinck
• He Who Gives Life- Cole
• New Testament Theology- Schreiner
• Why Darwin Matters- Shermer
• Signs of Intelligence- Ed. Dembski