Books like Life in Christ by John R. W. Stott

C.S. Lewis’ radio talks, later published as three books, are compiled in "Mere Christianity," a clear apologia that explores core Christian beliefs and ethics across denominations.

Jerry Bridges explains why Christians struggle with holiness and offers practical guidance on taking responsibility, making wise choices, and cultivating discipline to live in accordance with God’s call to be holy.

"To millions of readers, Max Lucado is the guy who speaks straight to the heart about the love of their heavenly Father" (Dallas Morning News). Now, in his moving new book that explores the humanity of Christ, this beloved Texas minister and bestselling author helps us see the incredible gift of a Savior who is as approachable as a next-door neighbor, yet mighty enough to save the world. Just as Jesus walked the streets of Nazareth and Jerusalem, He's walking our streets today. Are you stressed, poor or lonely? He understands because He's been there. Unsure of the future? Upset that friends have let you down? He's been there too. As Lucado points out. "Whatever you are facing, He knows how you feel.... When you turn to him for help, he runs to you to help." Just like a good neighbor, Jesus is eager to open His door. All we have to do is knock.

Everyone has something to say about Jesus. Sorting through the numerous books of recent years, you may find yourself lost in a thicket of viewpoints, some troubling to faith, some puzzling to the intellect. But John Stott, one of the outstanding evangelical voices of the last half century, offers in The Incomparable Christ an enriching vision of Jesus that defies measurement. In this newly Americanized, paperback edition Stott invites you to view Jesus from four perspectives: The Original Jesus: How the New Testament witnesses to Jesus in the Gospels, Acts and the Letters; The Ecclesiastical Jesus: How the church has presented Jesus historically, from Justin Martyr, Benedict and Anselm, to Thomas à Kempis, Martin Luther and Thomas Jefferson, to Gustavo Guitiérrez, N. T. Wright, and the Edinburgh and Lausanne missionary confessions of the twentieth century; The Influential Jesus: How people from St. Francis to Tolstoy, from Gandhi to Roland Allen, from Father Damien to William Wilberforce have taken inspiration from him; The Eternal Jesus: How he continually challenges today's men and women through ten visions from the book of Revelation. This is the Jesus who is like no other--worthy of your worship, your confession and your obedience as you follow him into the future. - Publisher.

A contemporary Christian guide that examines the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, the charismatic movement, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, encouraging believers to seek the Spirit’s gifts.

One of the best written Christian books of the 20th century, this volume challenges the easy-believism of so much of American Christianity and focuses on what it really means to follow Jesus.

When we think of grace, we almost always think of being saved by grace. That is why Ephesians 2:8-9 is so familiar to us. Even Christian literature available on the subject of grace seems to deal almost exclusively with salvation. But the Bible teaches we are not only saved by grace, but we also live by grace every day of our lives. It is this important aspect of grace that seems to be so little understood or practiced by Christians. - Preface.