Every so often we find a book from our library that we feel has been impactful for us and share it with you. Each recommendation comes directly from our heart with an honest look at why we value this book, what we got from it, and how it might help you.
So yes, this is a place for book reviews. But we’re only reviewing books that we feel good about recommending. Take a look through our little library if you’re in the market for a new read!
Christian devotionals are widely popular for many readers. Devotionals are a great addition to your daily routine. Here's a list of the best devotionals that I love to recommend.
Discover a captivating overview of the Bible's cohesive narrative in "The Whole Story of the Bible in 16 Verses" by Chris Bruno. This engaging book masterfully connects 16 carefully chosen verses, guiding readers from Genesis to Revelation. Perfect for both newcomers and seasoned believers, Bruno's accessible writing style empowers all to grasp the Bible's profound message. Unveil the hidden unity of Scripture and gain a transformative understanding of God's love.
Discover the timeless wisdom and practical guidance found in "Spiritual Leadership" by Sanders. Learn from the lives of great leaders, navigate challenges, and gain valuable insights into effective leadership. A must-read for aspiring leaders and all believers seeking to enhance their leadership skills.
Discover the wisdom and practical guidance of Charles Spurgeon in "The Soul Winner." This timeless book equips believers with powerful methods and inspiration to fulfill their divine calling of leading souls to Christ. Whether you're a layperson, church leader, or Sunday school teacher, Soul Winner will empower you to become a wise and effective soul winner. Don't miss the opportunity to leave an eternal impact on the lives of others.
Taking God at His Word book review | Discover the profound significance of Scripture as sufficient, clear, authoritative, and necessary. In "Taking God at His Word" by DeYoung, gain a comprehensive understanding of the Bible's teachings, defend its authority against objections, and apply its transformative wisdom to your everyday life. This valuable resource equips Christians with the tools needed to confidently navigate and articulate their faith. Highly recommended for believers seeking a deeper connection with God's Word.
Are you serious about studying the Bible and unlocking its hidden treasures? If so, I highly recommend a book that will transform your approach to Scripture with incredibly simple practices.
Dwight L. Moody's classic work on How to Study the Bible is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of God's Word.
The book is not a quick fix for an overburdened schedule, but it will provide readers with a new perspective on their busyness and offer practical solutions.
With the help of DeYoung's insights and by the grace of God, our busyness might become more like that of Jesus himself: intensely active but always according to the priorities his Father had given him.
The book "Breaking Barriers: Reaching Your Neighbors in a Diverse Community" offers a fresh perspective on how to address the ongoing issue of ethnic and racial divisions in our world today.
Stefan reminds us at the very beginning that the answer to this problem lies in Jesus Christ, but we often let society influence our thoughts and actions, leading us away from the principles of Christianity and loving our neighbors.
When it comes to serving God, many of us are called to step out of our comfort zones and trust in the Lord's plan. The book, The Insanity of God, is a powerful testimony to this truth. Written by Nik Ripken, this book tells the story of his journey into the heart of faith and how he ended up serving in Somalia, one of the harshest and most hostile environments in the world.
On the surface, this book looks like it should be geared toward church and mission leaders, and it truthfully will be of great value to any in those roles.
But I think every believer will benefit from the mentality shift to approaching every single opportunity in your life as a missions opportunity, not relegating mission work to only the annual mission trip that your church does.
If your dream doesn’t scare you, it’s too small. Sometimes we limit the potential God created in us because we think small. God is doing amazing things, are you ready to join Him?
Your brain is constantly trying to sabotage you with negative soundtracks that limit your potential. With Soundtracks, you can learn how to turn that speed bump into a super power.
Let’s be honest, reading the Bible can just be downright hard sometimes. Just knowing where to start, what to look for, or even why it matters can all be hard concepts to pin down. Harder still if you’re a new believer, or have just never really been taught how to approach scripture. Fortunately for us, we’re not alone. God’s word itself gives us guidance on how our relationship with his word should look.
Life isn’t easy. Adversity abounds by the very nature of our world, and when you add in the suffering of pain and disability, it can seem like there is no hope. This book provides a beautiful answer and a great lesson for all of us. Learn how to Suffer Strong.
If we’re being honest with ourselves, most of us struggle to see goals through from time to time. But why is that? What makes some goals so difficult to see through to the end? And what motivation is there for us to see them through? Doug Gehman answers these and many other questions about how and why we should pursue our goals in his book Before You Quit.
Studying the entire Bible as one narrative story is a crucial way to understand how the elements of the Bible work together to tell one cohesive story of redemption.
Sometimes we can become paralyzed just waiting for the perfect heavenly message before we make a decision. The truth is, as long as we are following God and the wisdom of Scripture that we should be, making the right decision is less about the one correct way and more about doing something.
Often in life we find ourselves in a moment of existential crisis. “What does it mean? Why am I here? What is my purpose?” As believers, we can take comfort in knowing that the answer to those questions is “to live a life that is pleasing to God, and bring glory to his name.” But it goes deeper than that.
God created the concept of work as a part of our design and dignity as humans. Even before the fall, there was work. The Gospel our culture preaches is to find ways to not work anymore, but that isn’t part of God’s design for us.
In "Practicing the Way," John Mark Comer explains how to become apprentices of Jesus in a world that constantly shapes us. By adopting a Rule of Life—practices that create space for God—we can transform into his likeness. This book blends theological depth, cultural insight, and practical advice to help you develop your own Rule of Life. Learn to follow the Way of Jesus, be with him, become like him, and do as he did.