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Back Filted by Keyword Book Categories Research Library List Church All for Jesus Robert Niklaus 0 Read More Church Worship & Mission After Christendom Alan Kreider & Elenor Kreider 0 Read More Churchj Of Widows and Meals, Communal Meals in the book of Acts Reta Halteman Finger 0 Read More History Cold War John Lewis Gaddis 0 Read More Discipleship The Practice of the Presence of God Brother Lawrence 0 Read More Culture Culture Matters Lawrence E. Harrison & Samuel P. Huntington 0 Read More History The Accidental Superpower, 10 Years On Peter Zeihan 0 Read More Development The AIDS Crisis, What We Can Do Deborah Dortzbach & W. Meredith Long 0 Read More Pocket New Testament NIV 0 Read More Discipleship Screwtape Letters C.S. Lewis 0 Read More Discipleship Simply Jesus N.T. Wrighjt 0 Read More Discipleship Can You Drink the Cup? Henri Nouwen 0 Read More Church INALIENABLE. How marginalized Kingdom Voices can help save the American Church Eric Costanzo, Daniel Yang, and Matthew Soerens 0 Read More Discipleshiio The Knowledge of the Holy A.W. Tozer 0 Read More Discipleship What if Jesus Really Meant What He Said Shane Claiborne & Tony Campolo 0 Read More Poverty Power and Poverty Dewi Hughs 0 Read More Discipleship The Language of God Francis S. Collins 0 Read More Poverty Walking with the Poor Bryant Myers 0 Read More Theology This is That F.F. Bruce 0 Read More Theology Mere Christianity C.S. Lewis 0 Read More Mission Bruchko Bruce Olson 0 Read More Mission After Christendom Alan Kreider and Eleanor Kreider 0 Read More Culture The Color of Compromise Jemar Tisby 0 Read More ESV Study Bible 0 Read More History King's Leopold's Ghost Adam Hochschild 0 Read More Mission Transforming Worldviews Paul G. Hiebert 0 Read More Strong Concordance 0 Read More Culture Cry, The Beloved Country Alan Paton 0 Read More Church The Life and Diary of David Brainerd Johathan Edwards 0 Read More Mission Protestants Abroad David A. Hollinger 0 Read More Church Believers in the Age of Empire Gary C Fairchild 0 Read More Mission On Call, High Adventure in Medical Missioins David C. Thompson M.D. 0 Read More NIV Leather Bible 0 Read More Discipleship Confessions Augustine of Hippo 0 Read More Mission Standing with the Vulnerable, A Curriculum for Transforming Lives and Communities Gil Odendaal 0 Read More Discipleship Money & Power Jacques Ellul 0 Read More History George Mueller, He Dared TO TRUST GOD FOR THE NEEDS OF COUNTLESS ORPHANS Faith Coxe Bailey 0 Read More Development Health, Healing and God's Kingdom, New Pathways to Christian Health Ministry in Africa W, Meredith Long 0 Read More Developoment The End of Poverty, Economic Possibilities of our Time Jeffrey D. Sachs 0 Read More Mission The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism Max Weber 0 Read More Mission When Helping Hurts, How to Alleviate Poverty Without Hurting the Poor and Yourself Steve Corbett & Brian Fikkert 0 Read More History The End of the World is Just the Beginning, Mapping the Collapse of Globalization Peter Zeihan 0 Read More Church MIRROR to the CHURCH Emmanuel Katongole with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove 0 Read More History The Diary of Anne Frank Anne Frank & Otto Frank 0 Read More Mission By Life or By Death James C. Hefley 0 Read More Church Welcoming the Stranger Mathew Seorens & Jenny Yang 0 Read More History Britian's Gulag Caroline Elkins 0 Read More The Kingdom, The Power, and The Glory. American Evangelicalism in an Age of Extremism Tim Alberta 0 Read More In the Name of Jesus, Reflections on Christian Leadership Henri Nouwen 0 Read More God's Foreign Policy Miriam Adeney 0 Read More The Autobiography of Charles G. Finney Charles G. Finney 0 Read More The Universe Next Door James Sire 0 Read More God's Wisdom for Navigationg Life Timorthy Keller and Kathy Keller 0 Read More The Guns of August Barbara Tuchman 0 Read More White Too Long Robert P. Jones 0 Read More Praying in the Wesleyan Spirit, 52 Prayers for Today Paul Chilcote 0 Read More The Immitation of Christ Thomas `a Kempis 0 Read More The Rise of Christianity, How the Obscure, Marginal Jesus Movement Became the Dominate Religious Force in the Western World in a Few Centuries. Rodney Stark 0 Read More Jesus and the Disinherited Howard Thurman 0 Read More The Pilgrim's Progress John Bunyan 0 Read More How Jesus Changes the World, Restored Dominion, the Kingdom of God, and the Gospel for Our Time Gary C Fairchild 0 Read More The Cost of Discipleship Dietrich Bonhoffer 0 Read More 0 Read More Devellopment Guns, Germs, and Steel Jered Diamond 0 Read More Missions Peace Child, An unforgettable story of primitive jungle treachery in the 20th century. Don Richardson 0 Read More Family How to Really Love your child Dr. Ross Campbell 0 Read More Missions The Arabian Call Marjorie Breaden Farrell 0 Read More Discipleship The Prodigal God, Finding Your Place at the e Table Timothy Keller 0 Read More Discipleship How Now Shall We Live Charles Colson 0 Read More Poverty Evicted Matthew Desmond This book highlights the housing crisis among the poor in the US. From a Biblical perspective it illustrates systemic sin and the loss of dominion that Jesus came to restore. Read More Poverty Walking with the Poor Bryant Myers Few books have influenced my understanding of mission more deeply than Walking with the Poor. Bryant Myers helped articulate a vision of ministry that refuses to separate evangelism from compassionate action. His emphasis on restoring relationships profoundly shaped my own thinking about the Kingdom of God. While Myers provides an outstanding framework for transformational development, I believe his work also points toward a broader biblical theme that I describe as Restored Dominion. God's saving work restores people not only spiritually but also to their God-given vocation as image bearers who live under God's gracious rule and participate in the flourishing of their communities. For that reason, this book serves as one of the foundational bridges between biblical theology and practical mission. Read More Poverty King's Leopold's Ghost Adam Hochschild Tragic in Congo Read More Greed 1929 Andrew Ross Sorkin 1929 demonstrates that financial crises are never merely economic events; they reveal the strengths and weaknesses of a society's institutions, leaders, and values. By tracing the human decisions behind the Wall Street Crash, Andrew Ross Sorkin shows how optimism, overconfidence, and the pursuit of wealth can undermine public trust and reshape a nation. Its lessons remain relevant as modern markets continue to grapple with speculation, technological change, and recurring cycles of boom and bust. Read More Faith Mere Christrianity C.S. Lewis Originally broadcast as BBC radio talks between 1941 and 1944, Mere Christianity seeks to explain the essential beliefs shared by Christians across denominational lines. Lewis deliberately avoids debates over church government, baptism, communion, or end-times prophecy, instead focusing on what he calls "mere Christianity"?the central doctrines that unite orthodox Christians. Lewis begins with a simple observation: human beings everywhere appeal to standards of right and wrong. Even those who deny objective morality instinctively protest when they believe they have been treated unfairly. From this common experience Lewis argues for the existence of a universal Moral Law that points beyond human convention to a moral Lawgiver. From there he explores humanity's inability to live up to this moral standard. Christianity, he argues, offers the only adequate explanation for both humanity's moral failure and God's provision for redemption through Jesus Christ. Lewis then develops classic Christian doctrines including the divinity of Christ, the Trinity, salvation, faith, hope, charity, forgiveness, sexual ethics, humility, and the transformation of human character. Throughout the book he emphasizes that Christianity is not merely about becoming a better person but about becoming a "new creation" as God remakes human beings into the likeness of Christ. One of Lewis's most memorable analogies compares God to a sculptor transforming a simple cottage into a palace. Human beings often ask God to repair small problems in their lives, while God intends a complete reconstruction because He plans to dwell within them. The final chapters explore sanctification and the Christian life. Lewis argues that every choice gradually shapes one's character toward either greater likeness to Christ or increasing self-centeredness. Christianity is therefore not simply about isolated moral decisions but about becoming the kind of person God intends. Lewis's style combines philosophical reasoning, imagination, wit, and everyday illustrations. He avoids technical theological language whenever possible, making complex doctrines understandable without sacrificing intellectual depth. Read More Theology/Church How Shoud We Then Live Francis Schaeffer How Should We Then Live? helped popularize the idea of a Christian worldview and inspired generations of believers to think seriously about the relationship between faith and culture. Schaeffer demonstrated that theology influences art, politics, economics, education, and public life, encouraging Christians to engage society rather than retreat from it. Although some historical interpretations have been debated, the book remains a landmark in evangelical cultural thought and continues to shape discussions about Christianity's role in the modern world. Read More Church/Culture White too Long Robert P. Jones Crisis in the White Church in America Read More History/Current Trends The End of the World is Just Beginning Peter Zeihan Geography and demographics are the key Read More Worldview Transforming Worldviews Paul Heibert Why people don't change theri minds Read More Theology/Mission How Jesus Changes the World Gary C. Fairchild Jesus IS changing the world Read More Worldview The Iniverse Next Door James W. Sire and James Hoove Read More Church/Culture Believers in the Age of Empire Gary C. Fairchild Situatio in Rome compared to us Read More Mission/Church When HELPING Hurts Steve Corbett , Brian Fikkert How to give the best way Read More Spirituality In the Name of Jesus Henri J. M. Nouwen Good book for grounding Read More

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Explore our curated collection of christian books for spiritual growth, offering insights to enrich your faith and understanding. Bookshelf Discover resources for spiritual growth, understanding the historical events that shape our time, why human development is uneven, the ministry of the church, and the impact of Christian missions on people's ability to shape their own lives. Filter by Category Buy Now As Christianity moves beyond its privileged place in Western culture, Alan and Eleanor Kreider invite believers to rediscover the character of the early church. They present a vision of Christian witness rooted not in political influence but in faithful discipleship, hospitality, and the transforming life of God's Kingdom. Buy Now The financial collapse of 1929 reshaped the modern world and continues to influence economic thinking today. 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Matthew Soerens and Jenny Yang examine these questions through the lens of Scripture, offering a compassionate, balanced, and biblically grounded perspective on hospitality, justice, and the dignity of every person. Buy Now Bryant Myers presents a deeply biblical vision of transformational development that addresses both material poverty and broken relationships. Integrating theology, community development, and decades of field experience, he demonstrates how Christian mission seeks the restoration of individuals, communities, and creation itself. Buy Now Why did civilizations develop so differently across the globe? Jared Diamond argues that geography, environment, agriculture, and technology played decisive roles in shaping human history. Whether readers agree with every conclusion or not, this influential work provides valuable insight into the historical forces that have shaped nations, cultures, and global development. Buy Now Written in the shadow of Nazi Germany, Dietrich Bonhoeffer's classic calls Christians to reject "cheap grace" and embrace wholehearted obedience to Jesus Christ. His powerful reflections on the Sermon on the Mount continue to challenge believers to courageous and costly discipleship. As Christianity moves beyond its privileged place in Western culture, Alan and Eleanor Kreider invite believers to rediscover the character of the early church. They present a vision of Christian witness rooted not in political influence but in faithful discipleship, hospitality, and the transforming life of God's Kingdom. BACK TO TOP