After some thoughts, research, and suggestions, I have settled on my reading list for 2010. This is not to say that these will be the only books I will read, but it will give me something to aim at as opposed to how I usually go about it (a.k.a no plan whatsoever). In no particular order, here they are:

Shepherding a Child's Heart – Ted Tripp (Parenting)

When Helping Hurts – Steve Corbett & Brian Fikkert (Missions)

The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God – D.A. Carson (Theology)

The Walk – Stephen Smallman (Discipleship)

How to Read a Book – Mortimer Adler (General)

Orthodoxy – G.K. Chesterton (Classics)

Simple Student Ministry – Eric Geiger and Jeff Borton (Student Ministry)

Through the Gates of Splendor – Elisabeth Elliot (Biography)

The Hole in our Gospel – Richard Stearns (Missions)

1-2-1 Discipleship – Christine Dillon (Discipleship)

Our Accountability to God – A.W. Pink (Classics)

Counterfeit Gods – Tim Keller (Theology)

There are a couple that I hope to add to the list. I had a hard time narrowing them down and I hope I get through these 12 so that I can also read:

Family Driven Faith – Vodie Baucham (Parenting)

The Life and Diary of David Brainerd (Biography)

The Meaning of the Pentateuch – John Sailhamer (Theology)

So come January, I will kick it all off with "Shepherding a Child's Heart."  Anyone else game?