Resources · 10 reviews
The best Christian books, reviewed.
Study Bibles, commentaries, systematic theology, devotionals, apologetics, Christian classics, and the modern bestsellers everyone is reading. Grouped by category, with the alternatives worth considering.
Study Bibles3 reviews
ESV Study Bible
The ESV Study Bible has quietly become the default desk Bible for pastors, seminarians, and serious lay readers in the Reformed evangelical world — and the reasons it earned that spot are worth understanding before you buy.
NIV Study Bible
The original modern study Bible — over nine million copies sold and still the most balanced one-volume evangelical study Bible most readers will ever own.
MacArthur Study Bible
One pastor. One pulpit. 25,000+ notes that all sound like the same man preaching — for better and for worse.
Apologetics Books1 review
Devotional Books2 reviews
Jesus Calling
A one-page-a-day devotional written in the first-person voice of Jesus — beloved by millions and questioned by many, all at once.
My Utmost for His Highest
The 90-year-old daily devotional that still outsells most new releases — short, dense, and famously unwilling to let a reader off the hook.
Modern Christian Classics2 reviews
Mere Christianity
The wartime radio talks that became the modern world's default introduction to Christianity — still in print, still in dorm rooms, still the book people press into your hands.
Knowing God
J.I. Packer’s 1973 classic on the doctrine of God has sold more than 1.5 million copies and is still the book most pastors hand to laypeople who want theology that goes somewhere — here’s what it actually does and who it’s for.