All Books articles
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Magazine FeaturesWhy your favourite Christian novel is probably steeped in Christian values
Why do some books become instant classics while others fade into obscurity? Beatrice Scudeler says many of our most beloved stories have distinctly Christian themes, even if their authors don’t believe
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ReviewsHave Christians lost sight of the real Jesus? This book says so
The Missing Messiah challenges readers to consider whether their view of Jesus has been shaped more by culture than by scripture. Clear and practical, it offers a compelling call to discipleship, though some critiques feel overly broad, says our reviewer
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ReviewsWhat should Christian masculinity look like? This book explains
In a culture saturated with performative masculinity and manosphere noise, Zachary Wagner’s Men of Virtue offers something quietly radical, says our reviewer
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OpinionIs this the best Christian book festival you’ve never heard of?
Interviewing Dr John Lennox at the St Andrews Literature Festival was an unforgettable moment for comedian and writer Andy Kind. But the impact of this event goes far beyond star speakers, he says. It’s bringing quality Christian writing to new audiences and building links between authors and readers
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ReviewsAnxiety might deepen your faith. That’s according to this outstanding Christian book
Blair Linne’s Made To Tremble offers a nuanced and biblical perspective on anxiety, says our reviewer in this rare five star review
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ReviewsMichael Coren’s priestly diary is wise, witty and quietly challenging
Rev Michael Coren’s Diary of a Low-Born Cleric is a warm, witty and deeply human portrait of Christian ministry. Through stories of faith, suffering and everyday encounters, Coren gently invites readers into his world, says our reviewer
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ReviewsCould Christ return in the 2040s?
Readable, provocative and theologically astute, End Times Retold challenges Christians to rethink prophecy, Israel and the return of Christ through the wider story of God’s kingdom purposes, says our reviewer
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ReviewsWho’s to blame for church decline? We are, says this church leader
Martyn Percy’s latest book reads like a horror story told through statistics. From plummeting baptism rates to empty pews, his analysis of church decline makes for grim reading. But the real shock lies in his central thesis: that much of Christianity’s retreat is self-inflicted
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Magazine FeaturesHow to make reading books part of your discipleship to Jesus
As the UK launches the National Year of Reading, Sydney Tooth explores how reading books can help Christians to grow in empathy, discipline and virtue
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Magazine EditorialIf Christians stop reading, we risk losing more than just books
Premier Christianity editor Sam Hailes explores the worrying decline in reading—and why a Church that neglects books risks losing depth, curiosity and spiritual growth
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ReviewsNeed a reflective, poetic read for Holy Week? Try this
Bonnie B. Thurston’s contemplative collection offers reflective poems and meditations to guide readers through death and resurrection during Holy Week says our reviewer
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ReviewsDon’t miss this impressive account of the Christian resistance fighters who defied Hitler
Jonathan Freedland’s new book account reveals how a tea party in 1943 Berlin exposed a network of high-society Germans – many motivated by Christian faith – who risked everything to resist Hitler’s regime
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OpinionShould we still listen to sermons by Ravi Zacharias?
A new website, The Ravi Zacharias Library, is selling audio recordings of the apologist’s teaching, despite widespread and confirmed allegations that Zacharias groomed and abused multiple women. Should Christians still listen to or read content by disgraced evangelists? Ruth Jackson gives her view
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ReviewsLinguistic diversity is God’s blueprint, not his curse
This book challenges the idea that linguistic diversity is a curse, arguing instead that God delights in speaking through many languages—affirming his truth while honouring our distinct cultural identities
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ReviewsDiscover the joy of a simpler, more sustainable Christmas
Olivia Warburton’s Dreaming of a Green Christmas combines ecological wisdom with biblical reflection, showing how caring for creation can transform our festive celebrations into acts of worship and stewardship, says our reviewer
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ReviewsThis Advent devotional reveals the Holy Spirit’s role in Christmas
For her new 25 day Advent devotional, award-winning author Cynthia Ruchti turns her attention to the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christmas story, says our reviewer
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ReviewsThe perfect Christmas book for loved ones who don’t know Jesus
David Platt’s oustanding book, All You Want for Christmas, delivers the gospel in just 92 pages, says our reviewer
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ReviewsWant to slow down this Christmas? Read this outstanding Advent devotional
This new Advent devotional invites readers to journey slowly towards Christmas, offering daily reflections and prayers as an antidote to seasonal busyness and a way to rediscover the deeper spiritual meaning of the season
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ReviewsLooking for a new way to prepare for Christmas? Try this Advent devotional
Trillia Newbell’s latest devotional offers 25 daily readings for Advent, complete with recipes and reflections. Despite some seasonal confusion in the title, this accessible book provides a refreshing take on preparing for Christmas, says our reviewer
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ReviewsThis book reveals how theology can enable abuse – and what the Church must do about it
Dr Selina Stone’s latest book tackles the uncomfortable connection between theological beliefs and abuse within evangelical Christianity, examining high-profile scandals and challenging commonly-held doctrines
