Last week was my birthday and I received several books that I am really looking forward to reading. (And one that I couldn’t put down until I ran out of pages.) Here are the books I will be reading in my 28th year:
1. The Rise of Evangelicalism: The Age of Edwards, Whitefield, and the Wesleys, Mark A. Noll. This is the first volume in IVP’s series The History of Evangelicalism
2. The Divine Dramatist: George Whitefield and the Rise of Modern Evangelicalism, Harry S. Stout
3. Knowing Christ Today: Why We Can Trust Spiritual Knowledge, Dallas Willard
4. Awash in a Sea of Faith: Christianizing the American People, Jon Butler
5. Reluctant Saint?: A Theological Biography of Fletcher of Madeley, Patrick Strieff
6. Unexampled Labours: Letters of the Revd John Fletcher to Leaders in the Evangelical Revival, ed. Peter S. Forsaith. My friend and colleague in the Ph.D. program at SMU also wrote several footnotes for this volume.
7. Real Church? Does it Exist? Can I Find it? Larry Crabb
What are you reading?
Kevin M. Watson 
Justification, N.T. Wright
Wide Awake, Erwin McManus
Stories with Intent: A Comprehensive Guide to the Parables, Klyne Snodgrass
For class:
Ireland’s Holy Wars – Marcus Tanner
Armed Struggle: History of the IRA – Richard English
IRA and Armed Struggle – Rogelio Alonso
For Churchy stuff:
Hostage to the Devil – Malichi Martian
Go Big – Bill Easum and Bil Cornelius
rereading A Second Resurrection – Bill Easum
For Fun:
Gospel of the Living Dead – Kim Paffenroth
Canonical Theism – William Abraham
rereading All I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten – Robert Fulgum
A Fraction of the Whole, Steve Toltz
I try to limit my “churchy” reading to every other book. This one is for a book club in Tulsa.
@Spencer: Good idea. I need to do that.
Obviously.
Here is a link to what I’ve read recently, http://areweyetalive.com/reading/
You may notice a book on Wesleyan discipleship on that list.