Across the year, en have reviewed 98 of the very latest Christian books - from commentaries to biographies. Here are our top five recommended reads this year.
1. Tis Mercy All: The Power of Mercy in a Polarised World
By Natalie Williams | £11.99 | Full review here
In a year when some of the news has been brutal, here is a book that helps the reader think about living life with a different tone.
2. The Meaning of Singleness: Retrieving an Eschatological Vision for the Contemporary Church
By Danielle Treweek | £28.00 | Full review here
This year there have been several books about where different types of people fit into church life. This is a sensitive and thorough treatment of how to develop a joined-up view of singleness.
3. Friend of God: The inspiration of Abraham in an Age of Doubt
By John Lennox | £16.99 | Full review here
A sensitive, thorough and practical journey through the life of Abraham.
4. Does the Bible Affirm Same-Sex Relationships?
By Rebecca McLaughlin | £5.94 | Full review here
This is a sure-footed brief guide to the minefield that is understanding biblical sexuality in the 21st Century.
5. The Surprising Genius of Jesus: What the Gospels reveal about the Greatest Teacher
By Peter Williams | £11.99 | Full review here
Our reviewer concluded: 'This book is bound to deepen your amazement at the genius of Jesus and the depth of His words.' You can't get a better recommendation than that!
See also: Our top 5 books for leaders 2024
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