Best Kinds of Leadership Books for Pastors and Church Leaders
Pastors, elders and ministry leaders need wisdom in character, preaching, people and planning. Here is a guide to the leadership books that help most, with a few classic titles.
Practical guides to choosing Bibles and Christian books: translations, study Bibles, children’s Bibles, commentaries, buying used Bibles and gift ideas.
Pastors, elders and ministry leaders need wisdom in character, preaching, people and planning. Here is a guide to the leadership books that help most, with a few classic titles.
From preparing for marriage to raising teenagers, Christian books can strengthen every stage of family life. Here is how to choose the right book for your season.
A well-loved Bible can last for generations with a little care. Practical tips for storing, cleaning and making simple repairs to Bibles and Christian books.
Parallel Bibles print two versions or two languages side by side. Here is who they help, the main types available in India, and what to check before buying.
The ESV and NIV are two of the most popular modern English Bibles. Here is how they differ in translation approach, readability and use, and how to choose between them.
Lesson books, children's Bibles, activity books and reference tools: here is what every Sunday school teacher and VBS volunteer should have on their shelf.
Family devotions don't need to be long or complicated. Here is a simple 15-minute pattern, ideas for different ages, and books that make family worship easier.
New to faith? Alongside your Bible, these kinds of books — and a few well-loved classics — will help you understand what Christians believe and how to grow.
Font size, paper, weight and layout all affect how easy a Bible is to read. Here is how to pick a large-print or giant-print Bible for parents, grandparents or anyone with tired eyes.
Concordances find verses, dictionaries explain words and people, encyclopedias go deeper, and atlases show the places. Here is what each Bible reference book does and which to buy first.