Best Christian Fiction, from 1460 to 2008, 21 of the most inspired works of Christian literature. They reflect the Gospel & its worldview.

On the surface, it may seem obvious—many well-known Christian leaders have published books—but when we pause to reflect, two deeper questions immediately arise. What do we mean by pastor? And what do we mean by book?

The first time I saw Jesus* on the big screen was in 1952 in Cecil B. DeMille's 1927 epic, King of Kings. I thought it was moving and made me love Him all the more. Of course, I watched it in my church at Easter surrounded by born-again Christians who loved Him and me. In recent years, the television series The Chosen has quickly become a favorite among Christian audiences. Many praise it as a fresh retelling of beloved biblical stories, while others express concerns about i

"Confessions" is a Literary Masterpiece - an autobiography, a dialogue with God, a philosophical book of questioning, and a book of prayer.

32 Best Scriptures: a guided tour of essential and beautiful texts Presenting the Gospel, God's character, commandments, and His promises.

In the world of English literature, few works hold the same enchantment as Edmund Spenser's (c1542-1599) The Faerie Queene. This epic poem consists of over 36,000 lines, making it one of the longest poems in English history. It serves as a rich narrative filled with knights, virtues, and intricate allegories. Comprising six books and utilizing the innovative Spenserian stanza, this poetic masterpiece explores moral archetypes and offers insights into the political dynamics o

As individuals continue to engage with his writings, they uncover not just an exploration of Christian teachings, but also a personal guide toward a meaningful and transformative spiritual experience. In echoing Thomas a Kempis's wisdom, one discovers a call to lead a life rich in prayer, love, and the imitation of Christ.

“Popular Christian Authors” are those in the public sphere whose books, poems, or articles have been a blessing to many believers.

I met Calvin in French Literature class at Rutgers in 1966. It was a tough meeting; the Institutes is a challenging read, and I struggled. Later, I debated his TULIP views, believing I had some choice in the matter. Later still, I learned how Calvin loved the Bible, and saw it as the final authority on our salvation. Read today's blog and discover how to appreciate the Bible and Calvin's work in helping us understand it.

25 Classic Works of Christian Literature: All at least 100 years old that have stood the test of time, written by Christians for us all.

Dad taught us all to be men of integrity, as well as the fear of the Lord. Around the time this photo was taken, he quipped: "I have 3 sons, a clergyman, a business man, and a screwball." He said that with love and was always glad to see me, although I wasn't yet as mature as my older brothers.

F.B. Meyer (1847-1929) is a great storyteller. I enjoyed reading this book immensely. He is also a great preacher, infusing the story of Abraham* (1996-1821) with lessons that make moral points. We will look at some of these today.

Christian literature draws us closer to Jesus as Men and Women who love Him tell us why.

14 Amazing Christian Books of Faith, truth, and Love. From the 1st to the 21st centuries these classic texts are pearls of great price.

Christian Literature Books help us Know and Worship Jesus More: here are 15 from the Old Testament to Modern Hymnals and prayer books.

14 Tips For Picking The Best Christian Book: #1 Jesus is central; #5 Choose Bible-believing authors: #11 Avoid best sellers; Pray!

Here are 10 must-read Christian books that got God's Word into my heart. The written Word, the Bible, and the living Word, Jesus Christ.

Mere Christianity is an introduction to Christian faith. by the popular writer of Narnia and the Screwtape Letters. It is still well-known.

Orthodoxy explains how the great writer and wit found the truth of Christianity in the nursery, family life, fairy tales, and common sense.

Pilgrim’s Progress is the most widely read story in Christian literature, as of 2014 translated into 200 languages. Read on to see why!