Religion & Spirituality

The HarperCollins Study Bible (Fully Revised & Updated)

Harold W. Attridge • Harper San Francisco • 2006

This fully revised and updated HarperCollins Study Bible combines a modern annotated biblical text with extensive introductions, footnotes, maps, and articles from leading scholars to illuminate historical, literary, and

Holy Bible Nelson Reference Bible

NKJV TRANSLATION • Nelson Bibles • 2005

This Nelson Reference edition pairs the New King James Version text with study helps, cross-references, and reference tools across an 1184-page format to support careful reading and sermon preparation.

Holy Bible Nelson Reference Bible

), Not Applicable (Na • Thomas Nelson • 2005

The Nelson Reference Bible pairs the full text of the Bible with cross-references, concordance-style aids, and study helps designed to clarify meaning without overwhelming the reader. It's a durable reference for persona

The MacArthur Study Bible

Jr. MacArthur John F. • Nelson Bibles • 2005

The MacArthur Study Bible offers thorough verse-level exposition, doctrinal clarity, and cross-references across a 2240-page format designed for deep study, sermon prep, and devotional growth.

The HarperCollins Study Bible : New Revised Standard Version With the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books

Society of Biblical Literature • Harpercollins • 2004

The HarperCollins Study Bible (NRSV) offers the full biblical text with the Apocrypha plus in-depth introductions, annotations, cross-references, and reference aids from the Society of Biblical Literature to support stud

Psalty's Kids Bible

Ernie Rettino ; Debby Rettino • Zondervan • 2001

Psalty's Kids Bible pairs readable Bible text with kid-focused notes, songs, and illustrations to help children engage with Scripture and faith basics in a lively, accessible format.

Daily Study Bible for Women (Daily Study Bible for Women)

Tyndale House Publishers • Tyndale House Pub • 2000

This 1600-page daily study Bible for women pairs Scripture readings with reflections, study notes, and application prompts to guide a year-long encounter with God's Word tailored to women's lives and concerns.

Reflecting God Study Bible

Kenneth L. Barker • Zondervan • 2000

The Reflecting God Study Bible pairs the full text of the New American Standard Bible with extensive notes, theological reflections, and practical applications to illuminate God's portrait across Scripture.

Student Bible-Nab

Not Available • Catholic Book Pub Co • 2000

This Student Bible uses the New American Bible translation with notes and helps geared toward learners, combining full biblical text with study aids, maps, and references to support questions and classwork.

The New American Bible

Not Available • Catholic Book Pub Co • 2000

The New American Bible presents a complete Catholic translation of the Bible with introductions and notes geared to pastoral and liturgical use, combining accessible language with scholarly grounding across canonical boo

NVI/NIV Biblia Bilingue Piel Burgundy

Vida Publishers • Vida Pub • 2000

This NVI/NIV bilingual Bible places Spanish Nueva Versión Internacional and English New International Version texts side by side across 1184 pages, designed for personal reading, devotion, and bilingual study.

The Confessions (Works of Saint Augustine, a Translation for the 21st Century: Part 1- Books)

of Hippo Augustine Maria Boulding ; Saint • New City Pr • 2002

This edition presents Books I–IX of Augustine’s Confessions in a 21st-century translation by Maria Boulding, preserving spiritual depth while clarifying language for contemporary readers. It blends personal memoir, theol

The Parables & the Sentences (Cistercian Fathers Series)

Bernard ; Maureen M. O'Brien • Cistercian Pubns • 2000

This volume gathers Bernard's parables and brief moral sentences with Maureen M. O'Brien's scholarly notes and translation, offering clear access to a medieval mystic's practical spiritual teaching.

The Imitation of Christ: How Jesus Wants us to Live

William Griffin ; a Kempis Thomas • Harpercollins • 2000

This edition of The Imitation of Christ presents Thomas à Kempis’s enduring devotional counsel on humility, interior prayer, and detachment, with William Griffin’s editorial framing to make the spiritual guidance accessi

The Way of Perfection (Christian Classic)

Teresa ; Teresa of Avila ; Henry L. Carrigan • Paraclete Pr • 2000

A classic manual of contemplative prayer and Christian formation, Teresa of Ávila outlines practices, obstacles, and attitudes for growing closer to God with clear, pastoral guidance for everyday believers.

The Faith Club: A Muslim, A Christian, A Jew-- Three Women Search for Understanding

Ranya Idliby ; Suzanne Oliver ; Priscilla Warner • Free Pr • 2006

A journalist, a Christian therapist, and a Muslim activist meet after 9/11 to share stories, challenge assumptions, and build interfaith understanding through frank dialogue and personal reflection.

Jesus for the Non-Religious

John Shelby Spong • Harpercollins • 2007

Bishop John Shelby Spong offers a modern, nonliteral portrait of Jesus that separates faith from institutional dogma and invites a liberal, open-minded exploration of Christian origins and ethics.

Greatest Thing in the World

Henry Drummond • Stirling Tract • 2002

Henry Drummond unpacks 1 Corinthians 13 in accessible sermons, blending theology, moral insight, and practical counsel to show why love is the supreme Christian quality and how it shapes conduct and community.

The Pilgrim's Progress (Deluxe Christian Classics)

John Bunyan • Barbour Pub Inc • 2000

John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress follows Christian as he leaves the City of Destruction and travels toward the Celestial City, facing trials, companions, and moral choices that map the Christian life in symbolic form

Footprints

Margaret Fishback Powers • Zondervan • 2000

Margaret Fishback Powers offers short, approachable meditations exploring spiritual impressions, memory, and ordinary moments as places where faith leaves traces worth following.

LISTENING TO GOD

Joyce Huggett • Trafalgar Square • 2000

Pastor and writer Joyce Huggett offers clear, accessible chapters on prayer, scripture, and spiritual discernment, helping readers distinguish God's promptings from personal feelings and external noise.

King and the Kingdom of Heaven

Watchman Nee • Christian Literature Crusade • 2020

In King and the Kingdom of Heaven, Watchman Nee explores the Bible’s picture of Christ as King and the practical implications for Christian conduct, church order, and spiritual authority across 386 pages of devotional th

Worship His Majesty: How Praising the King of Kings Will Change Your Life

Jack W. Hayford • Regal Books • 2000

In Worship His Majesty, Jack W. Hayford presents praise as more than a religious act: it is a practice centered on God’s kingship and its effect on daily life.

PRACTICAL THEOLOGY IN ACTION Christian thinking in the service of church and society

Paul Ballard & John Pritchard • SPCK • 2000

Ballard and Pritchard translate theological reflection into concrete practices for churches and communities, linking doctrine to pastoral care, mission and social responsibility in accessible, action-oriented chapters.

Just Jesus

Jose Ignacio Lopez Vigil ; Jose Ignacio • Crossroad Pub Co • 2000

Jose Ignacio Lopez Vigil offers a readable, theology-light exploration of Jesus' life and teachings, recovering a humane and accessible portrait for general readers curious about Christian origins and ethical example.

The Good Book: Reading the Bible with Mind and Heart

Peter J. Gomes • Harpercollins • 2002

Peter J. Gomes offers reflections and practical advice for engaging Scripture with both thought and feeling, exploring literary shape, historical context, and spiritual resonance across major biblical texts.

The Misunderstood Jew: The Church and the Scandal of the Jewish Jesus

Amy-Jill Levine • Harpercollins • 2006

Amy-Jill Levine examines Jesus and first-century Judaism to challenge Christian assumptions and expose centuries of misreading that fueled anti-Judaism, offering historical nuance and practical pastoral insight.

The Biography of Ancient Israel: National Narratives in the Bible (Contraversions, 14)

Ilana Pardes • Univ of California Pr • 2000

Ilana Pardes reads the Bible as a narrative that fashions Israel's identity over time, tracing characters, episodes, and rhetorical moves that shape communal memory and national selfhood in accessible, literary-critical

Inner Kingdom : The Collected Works

Kallistos Ware • St. Vladimir's Seminary Press • 2000

Collected writings by Kallistos Ware introducing Eastern Christian prayer, ascetic practice, and theology with clarity for thoughtful readers seeking spiritual depth beyond doctrine alone.

The Early History of Greed: The Sin of Avarice in Early Medieval Thought and Literature (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature)

Richard Newhauser • Cambridge Univ Pr • 2000

Richard Newhauser traces the development of greed as a sin in early medieval theology, sermons, and literature, showing how moralists defined, debated, and depicted avarice across texts and contexts.

The Inner Kingdom: The Collected Works (Ware, Kallistos, Works. Vol. 1.)

Ware, Kallistos; Kallistos, Bishop of Diokleia • St. Vladimir's Seminary Press • 2000

Collected essays and lectures that trace the inner life of prayer, ascetic practice, and the theological vision central to Orthodox Christian tradition, written in clear, pastoral prose for seekers and students alike.

Intimacy with the Almighty: Encountering Christ in the Secret Places of Your Life

Charles Swindoll • Thomas Nelson Inc • 2000

Charles Swindoll offers eighty compact meditations that point readers toward private encounters with Jesus, blending pastoral warmth with practical prompts for prayer and reflection.

And the Witnesses Were Silent: The Confessing Church and the Persecution of the Jews

Wolfgang Gerlach • Univ of Nebraska Pr • 2000

Wolfgang Gerlach examines how members of the German Confessing Church confronted — and often failed — to oppose the persecution of Jews, combining archival research with moral analysis across key congregational and insti

Living Love

Jill Briscoe ; D. Stuart Briscoe • Waterbrook Pr • 2000

Living Love offers biblical wisdom and down-to-earth counsel on loving others—spouse, family, friends, and community—through practical examples and devotional reflection across short, accessible chapters.

Spiritual Gifts And The Church

Donald Bridge David Phypers • Christian Focus Publications • 2002

This concise 192-page introduction explains biblical foundations for spiritual gifts and offers practical advice for churches to identify, equip, and deploy gifted members for ministry and service.

Family Prayers for All Occasions

Carol Plueddemann ; Vinita Hampton Wright • Waterbrook Pr • 2000

A compact collection of prayers, readings, and rituals for families—from morning blessings to grief, celebrations, and mealtime—offering language and structure to practice faith together at home.

The Chuck Swindoll Collection

Charles R. Swindoll • Thomas Nelson Inc • 2000

This 928-page collection gathers Charles R. Swindoll’s pastoral sermons, reflections, and practical guidance on faith, character, and ministry, designed for personal growth and small-group study.

The Book of Miracles: The Meaning of the Miracle Stories in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam

Kenneth L. Woodward • Touchstone Books • 2001

Kenneth L. Woodward explores miracle narratives in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam, combining reporting, historical context, and theological reflection to probe why miracles persist and what they mea

Beyond Words : Daily Readings in the ABC's of Faith (Buechner, Frederick)

Frederick Buechner • Harpercollins • 2004

Beyond Words gathers 26 alphabet-themed meditations—brief, lyrical essays on faith, language, and lived spirituality—meant to be read slowly to deepen reflection and prayer over time.

Inner Healing for Women

Arthur L. Mackey • Pneuma Life Pub • 2002

Inner Healing for Women offers practical prayers, scriptural reflection, and pastoral counsel from Arthur L. Mackey aimed at addressing emotional wounds, relational pain, and spiritual barriers in a Christian framework.

Bright Evening Star: Mystery of the Incarnation (Wheaton Literary Series)

Madeleine L'Engle • Waterbrook Pr • 2001

In Bright Evening Star, Madeleine L'Engle reflects on the Incarnation—the Christian mystery of God becoming human. This 208-page volume belongs to the Wheaton Literary Series.

A Marriage Without Regrets

Kay Arthur • Harvest House Pub • 2000

Pastor and Bible teacher Kay Arthur offers 255 pages of scripture-based counsel, study questions, and real-life examples aimed at resolving conflict, deepening commitment, and applying Christian principles to daily marri

A BASKET OF FRAGMENTS

Robert Murray M'Cheyne • Christian Focus Publications • 2003

This 194-page collection from M'Cheyne presents short homilies, devotional fragments, and pastoral meditations aimed at deepening prayer life and Scripture attention across ordinary days.

All of Grace (Christian Heritage)

Charles H. Spurgeon • Appalachian Bible Co & Christian • 2003

Spurgeon lays out how sinners come to Christ by grace alone, addressing doubt, repentance, and faith in plain, urgent prose. This 19th‑century Baptist preacher’s voice stays practical and tender throughout.

Prayer - 10th Anniversary Edition

Richard J Foster • HarperLargePrint • 2002

Richard J. Foster surveys prayer across Christian history and gives practical disciplines and reflections to deepen personal communion with God; this tenth‑anniversary edition commemorates a beloved spiritual classic.

Experiencing Jesus: God's Spiritual Workmanship in the Believer (Jakes, T. D. Six Pillars from Ephesians, V. 2.)

T. D. Jakes • Baker Pub Group • 2000

In this 145-page volume, T. D. Jakes focuses on experiencing Jesus and considers spiritual workmanship in the believer through a six-pillar framework rooted in Ephesians.

The Spirit Of Our Life: Doctrine and Devotion

Alan P. F. Sell • White Mane Pub • 2000

Alan P. F. Sell examines the relationship between Christian doctrine and personal devotion, arguing that theological beliefs inform and sustain spiritual practice in contemporary faith communities.

Practical Virtues: Readings, Sermons, Prayers, and Hymns for the African American Family

Floyd H. Flake ; M. Elaine McCollins Flake • Harpercollins • 2004

Practical Virtues gathers sermons, prayers, readings, and hymns curated by Floyd H. Flake and M. Elaine McCollins Flake to support faith, family rituals, and moral formation across seasons and life stages.

And So to God

Hubert Van Zeller • Fordham Univ Pr • 2002

In And So to God, Hubert Van Zeller offers concise spiritual counsel shaped by his monastic life, inviting readers to orient ordinary duties and decisions toward God. The tone is plainspoken, devotional, and grounded in

ABRAHAM Friend of God

F.B. Meyer • Emerald House Group Inc • 2001

F.B. Meyer examines the life of Abraham, tracing moments of calling, covenant, testing, and obedience to draw devotional lessons for personal faith and discipleship.

Praying Like Jesus: The Lord's Prayer in a Culture of Prosperity

James Mulholland • Harpercollins • 2001

James Mulholland explores each petition of the Lord’s Prayer, connecting its ancient demands to contemporary habits of consumption, security, and spiritual complacency in short, accessible chapters.

God's Enchanted Rose - A Prayer For Humanity

WILLIAM E HALLEWELL • 1st Books Library • 2000

William E. Hallewell's God's Enchanted Rose collects prayers, reflections, and devotional passages across 292 pages intended to guide personal prayer and communal intention toward global healing.

The Anchor

Stephen Fortosis ; Anthony C. Fortosis • World Pub • 2002

The Anchor offers tools and perspectives for building emotional resilience and steady routines, blending accessible advice with real-life examples to help readers regain balance and purpose.

The Parables of Peanuts

Robert L. Short ; Charles M. Schulz • Harpercollins • 2002

Chaplain Robert L. Short pairs Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts with brief reflections that draw out moral and theological insights, using familiar characters to explore faith, doubt, and everyday grace in accessible, convers

Walking the Bible: A Journey by Land Through the Five Books of Moses (P.S.)

Bruce Feiler • Harpercollins • 2005

Bruce Feiler walks the lands of Genesis through Deuteronomy, pairing on-site reporting with cultural and historical context to illuminate the places behind biblical narratives and their modern resonances.

The Supernatural in the New Testament (Interpreting the Bible)

Bruce Norman Kaye • Ingram Pub Services • 2000

Bruce Norman Kaye surveys New Testament passages to explain how miracles, visions, angels, and demonic activity are portrayed and interpreted, offering a short, approachable guide for readers curious about biblical super

The Reluctant Parting: How the New Testament's Jewish Writers Created a Christian Book

Julie Galambush • Harpercollins • 2006

Julie Galambush argues the New Testament emerged from Jewish authors negotiating identity, theology, and community after the Jerusalem upheavals, tracing how Jewish contexts produced distinctly Christian texts.

On Loving God: An Analytical Commentary by Emero Stiegman (Cistercian Fathers)

Bernard of Clairvaux ; Emero Stiegman • Cistercian Pubns • 2005

Emero Stiegman’s analytical commentary unpacks Bernard of Clairvaux’s reflections on divine love, combining close textual explanation with historical and spiritual context to aid prayerful reading and study.

When Jesus Returns

J. David Pawson • Hodder & Stoughton • 2003

J. David Pawson surveys biblical teaching on the Second Coming, distinguishing myth from scripture and offering pastoral guidance on what believers should expect and how to live in light of it.

To Begin With, God Created: Biblical Theologies of Creation

Erich Zenger ; Karl Loning • Liturgical Pr • 2000

Zenger and Löning map major theological themes emerging from the biblical creation narratives, tracing how ancient motifs inform doctrine, liturgy, and Christian reflection in a compact 200-page study.

Encouraging Others: Biblical Models for Caring

Lin Johnson • Waterbrook Pr • 2000

A compact, 80-page guide that explores biblical examples and simple practices for offering emotional and spiritual encouragement to friends, family, and church members. Focuses on actionable insight rather than heavy the

Sexual Ethics and The New Testament: Behavior and Belief - Companions to the New Testament

Raymond F. Collins • Natl Book Network • 2000

Raymond F. Collins examines New Testament writings to map their ethical teachings on sex, situating behavior within historical, literary, and theological contexts in a compact, accessible volume.

The Call to Conversion

Jim Wallis • Harper San Francisco • 2005

Jim Wallis argues that genuine faith requires ongoing conversion — a reorientation toward compassion, justice, and public engagement — weaving scripture, personal witness, and civic concern into a practical vision for Ch

The Four Loves

C.S Lewis • Fount • 2002

A thoughtful short book that analyzes four different kinds of love through philosophical reflection, literary examples, and Christian insight, probing both their gifts and limitations.

On the Holy Icons

Catharine P. Roth ; St. Theodore the Studite ; Theodore the Studite ; Studites Theodore • St Vladimirs Seminary Pr • 2001

This short volume gathers the writings of St. Theodore the Studite with commentary by Catharine P. Roth to explain the theology, practice, and defense of holy icons in Eastern Christianity.

Beyond Rhetoric: Reconciliation As a Way of Life

Samuel George Hines ; Curtiss Paul Deyoung • Judson Pr • 2000

Pastors, church groups, and thoughtful readers are invited into a 168-page guide that explores reconciliation as a daily discipline—mixing theology, pastoral insight, and concrete steps for mending relationships and comm

Loves Mind: An Essay on Contemplative Life

John S. Dunne • Univ of Notre Dame Pr • 2000

John S. Dunne explores contemplative life as a practical, ongoing attention to God and reality, blending theology, spiritual reflection, and everyday practice in compact, accessible essays.

The Jesus Story: The Most Remarkable Life of All Time

Brant D. Baker ; Ben Campbell Johnson • Presbyterian Pub Corp • 2000

This 175-page exploration offers a clear, accessible account of Jesus’ life and impact from a Presbyterian perspective, blending narrative, theological insight, and pastoral reflection for general readers.

The Sins of Scripture: Exposing the Bible's Texts of Hate to Reveal the God of Love

John Shelby Spong • HarperSanFrancisco • 2005

Bishop John Shelby Spong examines Bible passages long used to sanction violence and exclusion, offering historical context and a reinterpretation that centers a compassionate, contemporary faith.

Oh God, Why?

GERARD W HUGHES • BRF (THE BIBLE READING FELLOWSHIP) • 2000

Gerard W. Hughes draws on pastoral insight and plain language to explore common spiritual doubts, offering compassionate reflection rather than tidy answers to help readers stay engaged with faith.

The Sins of Scripture

John Shelby Spong • Harpercollins • 2006

Bishop John Shelby Spong offers a critical, accessible critique of biblical texts and Christian doctrines, arguing for a modern, nonliteral faith that rejects passages he sees as harmful or outdated.

Related Strangers

Stephen G. Wilson • Augsburg Fortress Pub • 2004

Anthropologist Stephen G. Wilson traces the social ties of 'related strangers'—people who are neither close kin nor complete strangers—to show how partial kinship forms organize work, care, and moral life across cultures