Reading C.S. Lewis: Which Book Should You Start With?
C.S. Lewis wrote apologetics, fiction, letters, fantasy and memoir. Here is a simple guide to his best-known books and the best one to start with, depending on what you enjoy.
Practical guides to choosing Bibles and Christian books: translations, study Bibles, children’s Bibles, commentaries, buying used Bibles and gift ideas.
C.S. Lewis wrote apologetics, fiction, letters, fantasy and memoir. Here is a simple guide to his best-known books and the best one to start with, depending on what you enjoy.
Reading the whole Bible takes about 15 minutes a day. Here are five proven reading plans — cover to cover, chronological, mixed, New Testament first and gospel-first — and tips for keeping going.
The New King James Version updates the language of the 1611 King James Bible while keeping its structure. Here are the real differences, with examples, and how to decide between them.
Telugu Bibles come in many sizes, prints and bindings, plus Telugu–English parallel editions. Here is how to choose the right one for church, home, study or a gift.
A Bible is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give. Here is how to choose the right one for every occasion and every person — from a new believer to a pastor.
Commentaries explain the Bible passage by passage. Learn the main types — devotional, expository, technical and one-volume — and how to choose the right one for sermons, teaching or personal study.
From picture storybooks for toddlers to full children's translations for older kids, here is how to choose a Bible your child will actually read.
Study Bibles add notes, maps, introductions and cross-references to the Bible text. Here is how they differ and how to pick one that fits your church background, reading level and budget.
Used and pre-owned Bibles can save you a lot of money. Here is what "new", "pre-owned unused" and "used" really mean, and a simple checklist to make sure you get a good copy.
A plain-English guide to the most popular Bible translations in India — how they differ, who each one suits, and which to pick for church, study, children or daily reading.