8 New Christian Books Reshaping Faith and Practice in 2025

What started as Amanda Tyler's commitment to countering Christian nationalism evolved into a focused guide blending legal expertise, theological insight, and grassroots activism. You’ll gain clarity on distinguishing Christian nationalism from authentic Christian teachings and understand how this ideology intertwines with white supremacy and political power. Tyler shares concrete examples from churches resisting nationalist fervor and equips you with approaches for navigating tough conversations in your community. This book suits anyone grappling with the intersection of faith and politics who wants to protect religious freedom and promote a gospel grounded in love rather than fear.

After decades of publishing influential Christian literature, Tyndale House Publishers crafted this Personal Size Giant Print Bible to meet the needs of those seeking both readability and enriched study tools. You gain access to the New Living Translation's approachable text combined with a thoughtfully designed layout that eases reading, especially with its large print and red-letter words of Jesus. What truly distinguishes this edition is the Filament Bible app integration, linking every page to extensive study notes, videos, devotionals, and worship music, transforming your Bible reading into a multi-dimensional experience. If you want a portable Bible that supports deeper engagement with scripture through technology, this edition serves you well, though those preferring traditional print-only formats might look elsewhere.

This tailored book explores the dynamic developments reshaping Christian belief and practice in 2025, focusing on the latest discoveries and evolving insights. It examines emerging theological discussions, cultural influences, and spiritual movements that are redefining faith for today’s believers. The content is specifically tailored to your interests and background, offering a unique opportunity to engage deeply with cutting-edge Christian thought. By focusing on your specific goals and areas of curiosity, this personalized exploration reveals how new research and fresh perspectives are transforming Christian life and worship. The book invites you to understand these changes in a way that connects directly to your spiritual journey and learning preferences.

Mark David Hall challenges prevailing fears about Christian nationalism by carefully unpacking its complexities and misconceptions. Drawing on sociological research and cultural analysis, he clarifies that while American Christian nationalism has problematic elements, it does not threaten democracy or the church as some suggest. Through measured definitions and critiques, you gain a clearer understanding of this ideology’s influence on American society and politics, including its intersections with nativism and cultural identity. This book suits anyone seeking to cut through the hyperbole surrounding Christian nationalism and understand its real impact on faith and governance.

What started as a resource for women new to Bible study, Lifeway Women developed this guide to help deepen your understanding of Christian faith fundamentals. You’ll explore core topics like baptism, prayer, worship, and the Lord’s Supper over five weeks, gaining clarity on what it means to live as part of the Church community. The book emphasizes both personal growth and communal connection, encouraging you to see faith as a lifelong journey with practical reflections and group discussion prompts. If you’re seeking to ground your spiritual walk in historic Christian practices and build a lasting legacy, this study offers accessible guidance without overwhelming theological jargon.

When Patty Rollins shares her memoir, she invites you into a deeply personal journey from a life steeped in tradition to one transformed by biblical Christianity. Her story isn’t just about faith; it’s about the profound shifts that come when familiar routines give way to new spiritual insights, prompted by an unexpected encounter with a child’s simple faith. You’ll gain a nuanced understanding of how faith reshapes relationships, offers strength in challenges, and brings peace that’s tangible in everyday life. This book suits those curious about spiritual renewal through a heartfelt narrative rooted in real-life struggles and growth rather than abstract theology.

This tailored book explores the evolving Christian cultural and spiritual landscapes of 2025, offering a unique journey that matches your background and focuses on your specific interests. It examines the latest discoveries and emerging knowledge shaping faith today, revealing how new developments influence personal spirituality and community engagement. By addressing themes relevant to your goals, this personalized guide helps you navigate complex challenges with clarity and insight. It covers cutting-edge topics such as cultural shifts, theological reflections, and spiritual practices, allowing you to deepen understanding in areas that matter most to you. This approach turns fresh research and trends into a meaningful, customized learning experience.

What if everything you thought you knew about Christianity's origins was just the beginning? Billy Wellman delves into the rich and often turbulent history of Christianity, tracing its evolution from Jesus and the Apostles through the Crusades and the enigmatic Knights Templar to modern times. You gain insight into pivotal moments like the Council of Nicaea, the Reformation, and the complex motivations behind the Crusades. This book suits anyone eager to understand how Christianity’s past shapes its present, especially those intrigued by the interplay of faith, politics, and culture throughout history.

Unlike most Christian books that focus solely on theology, John Mark Comer invites you into a lived experience of faith through apprenticeship to Jesus. Drawing on his role as founding pastor and his deep cultural insight, Comer challenges you to adopt a Rule of Life—a set of spiritual practices and rhythms that reshape daily habits to foster a closer walk with God. You'll learn how to slow down and create space for spiritual formation, with chapters dedicated to practical ways of embodying Jesus' teachings in everyday life. This book suits anyone seeking to move beyond abstract belief into transformative practice, especially those longing for a tangible path to spiritual growth.

Donald S. Whitney's decades of teaching and pastoral experience shaped this guide to Christian spiritual growth, addressing the practical question of how holiness looks day-to-day. You’ll explore habits like scripture absorption, prayer, and fasting, learning to balance devotion without falling into legalism or laxity. The book dives into disciplines such as worship, evangelism, journaling, silence, and solitude, offering specific methods to cultivate these practices thoughtfully. Whether you’re new or seasoned in your faith, this revised edition encourages steady growth through biblical habits rather than abstract ideals, making spiritual disciplines accessible and meaningful in everyday life.