Christian Living Books

These amazing little books are potential life-savers. Using simple text and bold design, each book meets the reader at a point of low mood or unhel...

These amazing little books are potential life-savers. Using simple text and bold design, each book meets the reader at a point of low mood or unhel...

In this, Christina Rees’s second collection of writings and recipes following the Christian festivals, she explores the wonderful season of Advent ...

Includes new material by Keith Ward written specifically for this collection. Philosopher and theologian Keith Ward is one of the most prolific sch...

‘If I die,’ Egan Welch wrote in a note to his father, ‘it is not alcohol that killed me. It’s something else.’ Kicking the Black Mamba is an unforg...

Paul is the most important figure in the history of Christianity. His understanding of the teachings of Jesus is more studied and analysed – and ar...

We all want to be happy. But what does ‘happiness’ mean? And what must we do if we wish to achieve it? Never before in history has so much been wri...

'If you had breath for no more than 99 words, what would they be?' Liz Gray put this question to 99 people whose voices she loved and admired. Thos...

Twelve years ago, not long widowed, with children at university, Margaret Hebblethwaite, an English writer and journalist, astonished her friends a...

Good day or bad, the end of the day is a time for taking stock of the day’s events: celebrating the best, trying to learn from the worst, surrender...

Thomas Merton wrote to people of all faiths and none; he wrote to people who were searching, and those who were firmly established in religious ord...

A lot of us can feel at different times as though we are sleepwalking through life, perhaps opting for a safe narrow path which neither challenges ...

Stuart Wood has one of Christianity’s more unusual jobs – in addition to being the minister of a small Baptist church to the North of the city, he ...

All of us can be suddenly confronted with a decisive moment of difficulty or change. But fear prevents many of us from seizing the day. This is a b...

In Many Are Called, Scott Hahn shows that God’s call to serve him as a priest can be a challenge but, at the same time, a wonderful blessing. He ex...

Freedom and Responsibility: A Search for Harmony is a remarkable personal vision of a ‘multi-polar’ future for the world by the leader of the Russi...

Many people are almost confined to their homes by their fear of panic attacks in public spaces. When Grace Sheppard, the high profile wife of David...

‘If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with one mosquito.’ So goes the African proverb quoted by one o...

This visionary book from one of the most intriguing and unsettling new voices to have emerged from the churches in recent years finds life and grow...

A magnificent study, scholarly yet beautifully written, of one of the most intriguing and charismatic women of medieval Europe. Like Francis of Ass...

Hans Urs von Balthasar is widely recognized as perhaps the greatest Catholic theologian of the twentieth century. No writer has better revealed the...

In a world that is always online and in touch, relationships seem to be breaking down all around us. We need real connection to each other more tha...

‘Have you ever been aware of, or influenced by a presence or a power, whether you call it God or not, that is different from your everyday self?’ A...

Seeking to awaken Christians to the place and plight of animals in the 21st century, The Friends We Keep gently but astutely introduces the situati...

As Lent approaches you may be wondering how best to mark it. Lent is traditionally a period of abstinence, so should you deny yourself little luxur...

An intensely gripping and moving sequence of meditations and prayers that reaches out to everyone who is heartbroken and in need of tenderness and ...

Sheila Cassidy’s honest and wise books on suffering and healing have made her one of the UK’s best-loved and most popular writers on pastoral care ...

One of the most beloved stories in history, J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series topped the best-seller charts and inspired the highest-grossing fil...

Mary Butterwick, OBE, lost her husband, John to cancer in March 1979. At that time there was no support network in the North East for those sufferi...

In a secular age, the human need for some kind of redemption remains. Many feel diminished by personal failure, a lack of meaning to life or an und...

What is the theology that underlies the thinking of the former Pope? Covenant and Communion reveals the hidden key that unlocks the mind of Benedic...

Malcolm Muggeridge’s writing dazzles with its prophetic insight, courage and humour. He exposed the terror famine in the Ukraine in 1933, becoming ...

Philip Pullman’s re-telling of the story of Jesus of Nazareth (The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ) is certainly an impressive achievement....

The DLT Books of the Bible are designed to reignite a passion for reading the Bible. A selection of Christian writers and leaders have each been in...

The DLT Books of the Bible are designed to reignite a passion for reading the Bible. A selection of Christian writers and leaders have each been in...

The DLT Books of the Bible are designed to reignite a passion for reading the Bible. A selection of Christian writers and leaders have each been in...

The DLT Books of the Bible are designed to reignite a passion for reading the Bible. A selection of Christian writers and leaders have each been in...

These meditations and devotions have been selected by Ian Ker from the collection gathered together and published after Newman’s death by his secre...

As religious believers feel themselves more threatened by the modern world, they increasingly often turn to fundamentalism. The fundamentalist argu...

A wonderful introduction to a collection of Michael Mayne’s previously unpublished pieces, sermons and addresses. With insight and wry humour Micha...

In Faith Maps a theologian of great flair and originality ‘translates’ the voices of several leading thinkers into a series of reflections on faith...

This new book from James Alison has all the brilliance, wit and panache that have made him one of the most influential contemporary Catholic writer...

A short but intense and beautifully written study of the ‘Hail Mary’ by the Irish theologian, poet and Dominican priest, Paul Murray. For almost an...

‘The one thing that is necessary, in life as in art,’ Tolstoy once said,’ is to tell the truth.’ The Gospel in Brief is one of the most challenging...

The Black Church in the 21st Century provides an exciting and fresh look at the key issues facing the Black Church Movement in Britain today, repre...

In this series of reflections that takes us through the liturgical year, Michael Northcott explores themes of ecology, ethics and economics. He spe...

We all need to make a retreat. To find a few moments in our busy lives to try to stop worrying and fretting about so many different things, and to ...

By declaring Jeanne Jugan, the foundress of the Little Sisters of the Poor, to be a saint, the Church is proclaiming her holiness. The Little Siste...