Our judging began with 427 titles submitted by 62 publishers. Christianity Today's editors selected finalists in each category, and our judges determined the books that best offer insights into the people, events, and ideas that shape evangelical life, thought, and mission.
"McGrath illustrates how theology transforms our thinking and behavior, and how true apologetics engages not only the mind but also the heart and imagination. His critique of the New Atheism is brilliant."
Belief
Readings on the Reason for Faith
Francis S. Collins (Harperone)
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Spirituality
Practice Resurrection
A Conversation on Growing Up in Christ
Eugene H. Peterson (Eerdmans)
"This capstone to the five-volume spiritual theology 'conversations' series is, fittingly, Eugene Peterson at his best. He reflects on pastoring, family life, theology, and daily church realities; critiques both churchiness gone awry and individualism that leads to a rejection of the church; and cautions about where North American Christianity misses the mark. All this is woven together with warm eloquence."
After You Believe
Why Christian Character Matters
N. T. Wright (Harperone)
"This book is vintage Wright, a thoughtful and well-written theological ethics—eloquent and profound—from one of the world's leading biblical theologians." ...
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His ministry, preparing to downsize in the wake of a new investigation, expresses regret for “misplaced trust” in a leader who used his esteem to conceal his sexual misconduct.españolPortuguêsFrançais简体中文한국어Indonesian繁体中文
More evangelicals are living together before marriage. Church leaders struggle to respond.
Theologian Matthew Barrett diagnoses our drift away from an orthodox understanding of Father, Son, and Spirit.Português简体中文繁体中文
The Bible’s diverse narratives help us disciple those entrusted to our care.
