Best Christian Books of 2024 

Faith, perseverance and patriotism — this is an inspiring story of real-life American heroes.

Reminding us that trauma and distrust are all too prevalent in the modern world, Lysa TerKeurst provides a way forward. Finding trust may not be easy, but the reward will pay dividends. And it all starts with you (and this book).

Jordan Peterson looks to the past to make sense of the present in this study of humanity, faith and theology.

More than a few “end of times” dates have come and passed, often accompanied by a great deal of fear. Max Lucado is here to take the fear out of the end of times, so that no matter when it does come (and he has insights on that too), you’ll be ready

Just because life is hard doesn’t mean it should detract from our connection with the second coming. Here, David Jeremiah encourages us to refocus on the end goal, not the present day.

Another Jonathan Cahn, another deep dive into the fascinating. Digging up secrets, parallel realms, mysteries and prophecies — so many prophecies — you may need a helmet to read this book, it’s just that thrilling.

The perfect mix of humor, heart and intelligence, Savannah Gutherie’s debut will resonate with readers of the faith-based work of Dana Perino and Maria Shriver. This is perfect for anyone ready to engage in the real and practical ways God loves.

In a fast-paced world of disconnection and discontentment, Jennifer Tucker urges us to slow down, meditate on the Word, and reconnect with God.

Smart, insightful and full of humor and insight, this is Anne Lamott at her positive, upbeat best. Drawing from the personal to build universals, Somehow: Thoughts on Love is full of empathy, heart and humanity.

This title pretty much says it all, but Practicing the Way is exactly that, a singular resource for being a disciple of Jesus. Packed with actionable steps to being more like Jesus, this book aims to get you closer to him.

Mega-church pastor Steven Furtick is here with six actionable mantras meant to fortify your resolve to be more in sync with God. All in the name of making you exactly who God meant you to be.