Chosen by Jeffrey Munroe, author of “Reading Buechner: Exploring the Work of a Master Memoirist, Novelist, Theologian, and Preacher” (InterVarsity Press).

Chosen by Graham Cole, author of "Against the Darkness: The Doctrine of Angels, Satan, and Demons" (Crossway).

Chosen by Michael LeFebvre, author of ‘The Liturgy of Creation: Understanding Calendars in Old Testament Context’.

Chosen by Tina Boesch, author of 'Given: The Forgotten Meaning and Practice of Blessing' (NavPress).

Chosen by Kathryn Butler, trauma surgeon and author of "Between Life and Death: A Gospel-Centered Guide to End-of-Life Medical Care."

Chosen by Jason Hague, author of "Aching Joy: Following God through the Land of Unanswered Prayer" (NavPress).

Chosen by Bruce Riley Ashford, provost and professor of theology and culture at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and author of 'Letters to An American Christian.'

Augustine, T. F. Torrance, John Owen, and more.

Responding to atheism, understanding genetics, and considering what evolution means for biblical interpretation.

Selected by Paul Gutjahr, Ruth Halls Professor of English at Indiana University and editor of 'The Oxford Handbook of the Bible in America.'

Selected by Winn Collier, pastor and author of 'Love Big, Be Well: Letters to a Small-Town Church.'

Matthew Farrelly recommends some overlooked classics.

Considering a break from the web? Let Esther Emery pick the right readings to keep you company.

Peter Wehner, former presidential aide, helps us wrestle with deeper issues than Candidate A versus Candidate B.

A sports biographer and former player lists his picks.

Pastor Bryan Loritts chooses 5 books to help evangelicals understand African-American hopes and anxieties.

Mark Sayers recommends readings that help the church look less like the surrounding culture.

D. L. Mayfield recommends the best books for learning to love and serve those around you.

Gregory Wolfe chooses works that can bring you back from the abyss.