Books like Sense and Sensuality by Ravi K. Zacharias

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.

Dr. Francis Collins, former head of the Human Genome Project, argues that faith and scientific evidence for evolution are compatible, offering a modern synthesis of Christianity and biology that invites believers, skeptics and scientists alike to see God in the code of life.

A child‑friendly retelling of the birth of Jesus Christ using simple images and brief text, focusing on familiar symbols without names or place names.

A club of friends sets out to find the true love of one of their own, leading to unexpected trouble and friendship growth.

A deep disfigurement, a vortex of violence, is eroding at the soul of our culture. Tragedies and atrocities are common fare. Evil is at center stage. In this insightful book, author Ravi Zacharias forcefully issues a grave warning to those nations "so imbued with strength, so splendidly attractive, so rich in resources" -- and so blind to the source of evil dwelling in their midst. Zacharias writes that despite the wealth, advancements, and intelligence of our Western culture, we are "living with great philosophical risk, not pausing to uncover, even for a moment, the ramifications for the soul." With clarity and insight, Zacharias shows how many of today's most popular ideas, seemingly innocent thoughts and beliefs, are vandalizing our culture. With inspiring persuasion and unshakable certainty he shows why "neutrality on these issues is impossible" and why "even the so-called nonsecular and religiously dominated cultures of the world had better pay heed to the truths" he uncovers. Here you will find the common ground of what threatens all of us. And from that common ground the answers will become clear and inescapable. - Jacket.

Lee Strobel guides readers on a rigorous investigation into the evidence for Jesus as the Son of God, challenging scholars and examining historical, textual, and scientific arguments.

A mouse is chosen to bring a present to baby Jesus, despite teasing from his peers.

Addresses issues such as the validity of the Bible, the hypocrisy of its followers, and the need to make a new statement on faith, allowing Christians everywhere to simultaneously defend the faith and be transformed by it into people of compassion.