I went back a few years and couldn't find the old thread. I know there have been book exchanges and occasional threads but I'm curious what's coming up on your reading list and why. For me it's:

-For The Life of the World by Andrew Schemenn? A gift from my wife at the recommendation of a Lutheran friend for people interested in liturgy and orthodoxy.
- Dignity by Chris Arnade. I'm finishing up Hillbilly Elegy and this is next on my list for a tour America.
-The Coddling of The American Mind (autocorrected to Mond, apparently too much Aggie football posting) by Liukanoff and Haidt. Curiosity mostly.

Likely up afterwards: Red Rising, Against Heresies

Primary book is "The Bondage of the Will" by Martin Luther. He considered this his best written book and the only non-catechism he said he wouldn't burn. It's a tough book to read and heavy in philosophy, but you will walk away understanding why Lutherans do not hold to synergism or anything of that nature.

Secondary - I received "Celebrating the Saints" by Will Weedon for donating to his new podcast.

Next Theology book up is "On Good Works" by Johann Gerhard.

Non-Theology - Ill probably start rereading Harry Potter at some point this year.