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How I Choose Books
Daily deals are divided into Christian Book Deals and General Market Book Deals. For the Christian Book Deals, I apply discernment to my choices and try to only include books I can recommend without significant caveats. For the General Market Book Deals, I do my best to include books that will be interesting and inoffensive. That said, these books are from the general market and, therefore, may not reflect a Christian worldview.
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July 25
Christian deals for July 25:
When God Doesn’t Fix It
Laura Story
Grammy-winning worship songwriter Laura Story reflects on the hard years following her husband’s brain-tumor diagnosis, tracing how God often works through our broken stories rather than simply fixing them. A candid, encouraging book about trusting God when life doesn’t turn out as planned.
Issues Facing Christians Today
John R. W. Stott
John Stott’s landmark survey of how Christians can think biblically about the pressing social, ethical, and political questions of the age. Thorough and balanced, it models careful, faithful engagement with a complicated world.
From Ordinary to Extraordinary
John F. MacArthur
A year-long devotional in which John MacArthur draws on ordinary people in Scripture whom God used in extraordinary ways. Each daily reading points toward a life of greater usefulness and deeper faith.
The Sacredness of Secular Work
Jordan Raynor
Jordan Raynor makes the case that the everyday work Christians do matters to God for eternity, not merely as a platform for evangelism. He offers four ways ordinary jobs carry lasting, sacred significance.
The Truth About the Lordship of Christ
John F. MacArthur
A concise biblical and theological study of what it means to submit to Jesus as Lord and to make him the center of one’s life. MacArthur issues a clear call to wholehearted discipleship.
The Unbelievable Gospel
Jonathan K. Dodson
Jonathan Dodson argues that much modern evangelism has grown unbelievable, and offers a fresh, gospel-centered approach to sharing faith in a skeptical age. Practical and thoughtful, it aims to help Christians say something truly worth believing.
Nearing Home
Billy Graham
Written in his nineties, Billy Graham reflects candidly on aging, faith, and finishing life well. A warm, personal meditation on hope and perseverance for the later years.
General market deals for July 25:
U.S. Grant: The Civil War Years
Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton’s acclaimed two-volume biography — combining Grant Moves South and Grant Takes Command — follows Ulysses S. Grant’s rise through the Civil War. A Pulitzer Prize-winning historian brings the general’s campaigns and character vividly to life.
The Horse God Built
Lawrence Scanlan
Lawrence Scanlan tells the story of Secretariat through the eyes of Eddie Sweat, the devoted groom who cared for the legendary racehorse. It is as much a portrait of an overlooked man as of the greatest Thoroughbred in history.
Escape from the Deep
Alex Kershaw
Alex Kershaw recounts the harrowing true story of the submarine USS Tang, sunk by its own faulty torpedo, and the handful of crewmen who escaped from the ocean floor. A gripping account of courage and survival in World War II.
Bury the Chains
Adam Hochschild
Adam Hochschild’s stirring history of the British movement to abolish slavery, and the small band of reformers who took on an empire. A vivid chronicle of one of history’s first great human-rights campaigns.
In Harm’s Way
Doug Stanton
Doug Stanton’s harrowing narrative of the sinking of the USS Indianapolis in the last days of World War II, and the days its survivors spent in shark-infested waters. A gripping account of disaster and endurance.
The Lives and Deaths of the Princesses of Hesse
Frances Welch
Frances Welch traces the tangled fates of Queen Victoria’s granddaughters, whose lives ran from royal palaces to revolution and tragedy. A richly told account of a doomed generation of European royalty.
Sergeant York and the Great War
Tom Skeyhill
The autobiography and war diary of Alvin York, the Tennessee farmer who became one of the most decorated American soldiers of World War I. A firsthand look at faith, conscience, and courage in the trenches.
On Sovereign Grace
Charles Spurgeon
A collection of Charles Spurgeon’s sermons on God’s sovereign grace in salvation, delivered with the Prince of Preachers’ characteristic warmth and force. A rich introduction to the doctrines of grace.
Counsel for Mourners
John Flavel
The Puritan pastor John Flavel offers tender, biblical comfort to those walking through grief and loss. A short, pastoral classic that points sufferers to the sympathy of Christ.
The Dominion of Sin and Grace
John Owen
Drawn from John Owen’s larger works, this treatment explores how sin exercises its dominion and how grace overcomes it in the believer’s life. Weighty Puritan theology on the heart of the Christian struggle.
Systematic Theology
Louis Berkhof
Louis Berkhof’s classic one-volume systematic theology, long a standard text in Reformed seminaries. Thorough, precise, and reverent, it remains one of the most trusted surveys of Christian doctrine.
July 24
Christian deals for July 24:
Focus on Faith
Stewart Dinnen
An inductive Bible study in the Geared for Growth series that walks through the lives of ten Old Testament figures, drawing out practical lessons on faith for individuals or small groups.
Hope When Life Unravels
Adam B. Dooley
Written out of his family’s long battle with his young son’s leukemia, pastor Adam Dooley weaves personal experience together with the book of Job to show how God meets us in our suffering.
Tough Issues, True Hope
Luke H. Davis
A concise, accessible introduction to Christian ethics that guides teens and adults through a wide range of contemporary moral questions in the light of Scripture.
Teaching Leviticus
G. Geoffrey Harper
Part of the Teaching series, this guide helps preachers and Bible teachers move from the text of Leviticus to a faithful message, opening up a book many find difficult to teach.
Seven Snares of the Enemy
Erwin W. Lutzer
Erwin Lutzer identifies seven traps the enemy uses to ensnare believers and points the way toward freedom and victory in Christ.
Friend-ish
Kelly Needham
Kelly Needham challenges our assumptions about friendship, arguing that real friendship is meant to point us to God rather than become an idol, and showing how to build deeper, healthier relationships.
Answering Jihad
Nabeel Qureshi
A former Muslim offers a personal, accessible response to hard questions about jihad, ISIS, and Islamic terrorism, urging Christians toward a path of both truth and love toward their Muslim neighbors.
General market deals for July 24:
Normandy ’44
James Holland
Historian James Holland retells the story of D-Day and the brutal seventy-seven-day battle that followed it, drawing on fresh research to reshape how we understand the fight for Normandy.
Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs★ Tim’s Pick
Henry Carroll
A refreshingly simple, jargon-free guide that teaches the essentials of great photography through the work of master photographers — ideal for anyone with a camera who wants to take better pictures.
On Killing
Dave Grossman
A landmark study of the psychology of killing, exploring the deep resistance most people have to taking a life and the toll that combat, and modern culture, takes on those trained to overcome it.
The Daughters of Yalta
Catherine Grace Katz
The story of the 1945 Yalta Conference told through three remarkable daughters — of Churchill, Roosevelt, and the diplomat Averell Harriman — who accompanied their fathers and witnessed history from within.
Young Men and Fire
Norman Maclean
Norman Maclean’s award-winning account of the 1949 Mann Gulch fire in Montana, which killed thirteen young smokejumpers, blending investigation, history, and elegy into a meditation on youth and death.
The Western Canon
Harold Bloom
Literary critic Harold Bloom makes his passionate case for the great works of Western literature, defending twenty-six central authors from Shakespeare to Beckett as the enduring core of the canon.
July 23
Christian deals for July 23:
Humble Calvinism★ Tim’s Pick
J.A. Medders
A warm corrective for anyone who has embraced the doctrines of grace but lost some of the grace along the way. Medders argues that truly grasping God’s sovereign love should leave us humbler and more affectionate, not colder or more combative.
Living in the Light
John Piper
Piper takes up three of life’s great temptations — money, sex, and power — and shows how each can either enslave us or be enjoyed as a gift that points beyond itself to God. A short, searching book about ordering our loves rightly.
The Dignity Revolution
Daniel Darling
Darling explores what it means that every person is made in the image of God, and how that truth reshapes the way we treat the unborn, the poor, the stranger, and even our enemies. A clear call to recover a Christian vision of human worth.
✕ Deal EndedTitus For You
Tim Chester
Part of the God’s Word For You series, this accessible guide walks through Paul’s short letter to Titus, showing how sound doctrine and godly living belong together. Written to be read straight through, studied in a group, or used as a daily devotional.
The Screwtape Letters
C. S. Lewis
Lewis’s classic of imaginative theology, told through the letters of a senior demon tutoring his nephew in the fine art of tempting a new Christian. Witty and unsettling, it sheds light on the ordinary ways a soul is led astray.
Worship by the Book
Edited by D. A. Carson
Four pastors — D. A. Carson, Mark Ashton, Kent Hughes, and Timothy Keller — consider what Scripture teaches about corporate worship and how it might shape the gatherings of different church traditions. Carson’s opening essay frames worship as the fitting response of the whole person to God.
General market deals for July 23:
All the President’s Men
Bob Woodward & Carl Bernstein
The two Washington Post reporters recount how their dogged investigation of a break-in unraveled the Watergate scandal and reached the White House. A landmark of investigative journalism that still reads like a thriller.
Sudden Sea
R. A. Scotti
The dramatic account of the 1938 hurricane that struck the Northeast without warning, killing hundreds and remaking the coastline in a matter of hours. Scotti reconstructs the storm through the eyes of those who lived it.
The Boys in the Cave
Matt Gutman
The inside story of the 2018 rescue of a Thai soccer team trapped deep in a flooded cave, and the international effort that risked everything to bring them out. Gutman, who reported from the scene, captures both the peril and the extraordinary courage involved.
July 22
Christian deals for July 22:
When People Are Big and God Is Small◆ Must Read
Ed Welch
Ed Welch confronts the fear of man—what we call peer pressure, people-pleasing, or codependency—and traces it to a heart grown too impressed with others and too small in its view of God. This revised edition points the way to freedom through a right fear of the Lord.
You Are Redeemed
Nana Dolce
A 40-day devotional journey through the book of Exodus, showing how the God who once dwelt among his people still draws near to guide, deliver, and redeem. Nana Dolce writes to help women find strength for ordinary days in the nearness of God.
style=”filter:grayscale(100%);”>✕ Deal EndedChristian Theologies of Salvation
Justin S. Holcomb
A comparative introduction that traces how major theologians—from Augustine to Karl Barth—have understood salvation across two millennia of church history. A helpful survey for anyone trying to make sense of the many competing accounts of how God saves.
Pilgrim Prayers
Tim Challies
Tim Challies gathers fifty devotional poems drawn from generations of Christian writers, offering fresh language for praise and lament in every season of life. A curated collection meant to awaken the heart to the goodness and glory of God.
The Essential Bible Companion
John H. Walton, Mark L. Strauss, Ted Cooper Jr.
A compact, visually organized reference that lays out the key background, purpose, and structure of every book of the Bible. Designed to help ordinary readers understand Scripture more clearly as they read.
The Essential Bible Companion to the Psalms
Brian Webster, David R. Beach
A companion volume offering concise notes on the theme, type, and structure of all 150 psalms. A useful guide for anyone wanting to read the Bible’s longest book of poetry with greater understanding.
General market deals for July 22:
Independence
John Ferling
John Ferling revisits the fiercely contested months around July 1776, when the decision to break from Britain was anything but certain. A vivid account of the arguments, personalities, and risks behind the birth of the United States.
The Essential Bible Companion to the Psalms
Brian Webster, David R. Beach
A companion volume offering concise notes on the theme, type, and structure of all 150 psalms. A useful guide for anyone wanting to read the Bible’s longest book of poetry with greater understanding.
✕ Deal EndedMr. Lincoln’s Army
Bruce Catton
The first volume of Bruce Catton’s Pulitzer Prize–winning Army of the Potomac Trilogy, following the Union army’s stumbling early years under General George McClellan. Narrative Civil War history at its finest.
✕ Deal EndedGlory Road
Bruce Catton
The second volume of Catton’s Army of the Potomac Trilogy carries the story from the disaster at Fredericksburg to the turning point at Gettysburg. A gripping account of the men who fought the war’s pivotal battles.
July 21
Christian deals for July 21:
Heaven❦ A Classic
Randy Alcorn
Randy Alcorn draws together everything Scripture reveals about the eternal home of believers, answering dozens of common questions about the afterlife, the New Earth, and the life to come. A thorough, hope-filled guide that has shaped how many Christians picture their future.
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✕ Deal EndedWhat the Old Testament Authors Really Cared About
Jason DeRouchie
An accessible survey that walks through the Old Testament book by book, keeping an eye on what each human author most wanted his readers to grasp. Written for students and church members alike, it opens up the Scriptures Jesus read.
The Storied Life
Jared C. Wilson
Veteran author Jared C. Wilson reflects on Christian writing as an act of art and worship. He argues that good writing is less about communication than transformation — of both the writer and the reader.
Staying Close
Dennis Rainey
Dennis Rainey names the natural drift toward isolation that creeps into marriages and offers practical help for couples who want to grow closer. A warm, encouraging guide to building intimacy that lasts.
Immanuel Kant
Shao Kai Tseng
Part of P&R’s Great Thinkers series, this concise volume introduces the towering Enlightenment philosopher and weighs his ideas from a Reformed Christian perspective. A helpful primer for readers wanting to engage Kant thoughtfully.
Gilles Deleuze
Christopher Watkin
Christopher Watkin offers a clear, critical introduction to the influential French philosopher for the Great Thinkers series. He helps Christian readers understand and assess Deleuze’s thought with discernment.
Karl Barth
Shao Kai Tseng
Shao Kai Tseng surveys the life and theology of one of the twentieth century’s most significant theologians. Written for the Great Thinkers series, it offers an appreciative yet critical Reformed assessment of Barth’s work.
General market deals for July 21:
Supercommunicators
Charles Duhigg
Charles Duhigg explores what sets the best communicators apart, drawing on research to show how anyone can connect more deeply in conversation. A practical look at the hidden dynamics that make our discussions succeed or fail.
The Culture Code
Daniel Coyle
Daniel Coyle examines what makes highly successful groups tick, from championship teams to businesses to special forces units. He distills the practices that build trust, cooperation, and a strong shared culture.
✕ Deal EndedCrazy Horse and Custer
Stephen E. Ambrose
Stephen Ambrose tells the intertwined stories of two legendary warriors on opposite sides of the American frontier. A vivid dual biography of the men whose paths converged at the Little Bighorn.
We Were Soldiers Once … and Young
Harold G. Moore & Joseph L. Galloway
The gripping firsthand account of the 1965 Battle of Ia Drang, the first major clash between American and North Vietnamese forces. Written by the commanding officer and a reporter who were both there, it stands as a classic of war reporting.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Stephen R. Covey
Stephen Covey’s landmark guide to personal and professional effectiveness, here recast in a visual infographics edition. The seven principles that have shaped millions of readers, distilled into charts, diagrams, and summaries.
July 20
Christian deals for July 20:
Marriage and the Mystery of the Gospel
Ray Ortlund
Part of the Short Studies in Biblical Theology series, this brief book traces marriage across Scripture—from Eden to the marriage supper of the Lamb—showing how human marriage was designed to display the covenant love of Christ for his church.
Married for God◆ Must Read
Christopher Ash
Christopher Ash reframes marriage around God’s purposes rather than our own, offering practical, gospel-shaped wisdom for every part of married life. It is widely regarded as one of the finest treatments of the subject.
God, Marriage, and Family
Andreas J. Köstenberger & David Jones
A thorough biblical-theological survey of marriage, family, parenting, singleness, and related questions. This second edition engages contemporary controversies while working carefully from Scripture’s own foundations.
A Day’s Journey★ Tim’s Pick
Tim Keesee
Written after two terminal cancer diagnoses, Tim Keesee’s dispatches reflect on hope, the gift of ordinary days, and the friends who help carry our burdens. Beautifully written and deeply moving, it leads the reader’s heart toward worship.
General market deals for July 20:
His Majesty’s Airship
S. C. Gwynne
S. C. Gwynne tells the gripping story of the R101, the world’s largest flying machine, and the 1930 disaster that ended Britain’s dream of an airship empire—a vivid work of narrative history from the author of Empire of the Summer Moon.
The Hour of Land
Terry Tempest Williams
Terry Tempest Williams travels through a dozen national parks, weaving personal memoir with reflection on what these public lands mean to America. Published to mark the centennial of the National Park Service.
Woodrow Wilson
Christopher Cox
Christopher Cox offers a closely researched account of the 28th president’s record on race and women’s suffrage, reassessing Wilson’s legacy through the lens of his opposition to those movements.
Marley & Me
John Grogan
John Grogan’s warm, funny memoir of life with the world’s worst-behaved Labrador retriever—and everything that irrepressible dog taught his family about loyalty, patience, and love.
July 19
General market deals for July 19:
✕ Deal EndedElizabeth the Queen
Sally Bedell Smith
Drawing on numerous interviews and never-before-seen documents, acclaimed biographer Sally Bedell Smith pulls back the curtain on Queen Elizabeth II—from her 1952 ascension to the throne at age twenty-five through her decades-long reign. An intimate, all-embracing portrait of the public and private woman behind the world’s most famous monarchy.
✕ Deal EndedThe Most Famous Man in America
Debby Applegate
The Pulitzer Prize–winning biography of Henry Ward Beecher, the charismatic nineteenth-century preacher and brother of Harriet Beecher Stowe, who traded his father’s fire-and-brimstone theology for a gospel of unconditional love to become one of the most famous men of his age—until a sensational scandal threatened it all.
✕ Deal EndedFly Girls
Keith O’Brien
Keith O’Brien tells the gripping true story of five daring women—including Amelia Earhart—who defied entrenched prejudice to race airplanes in the deadly, wildly popular contests between the world wars, and in doing so made aviation history. A New York Times bestseller.
✕ Deal EndedThe Pope and Mussolini
David I. Kertzer
This Pulitzer Prize–winning history draws on seven years of research in the Vatican and Fascist archives to reveal Pope Pius XI’s secret dealings with Benito Mussolini. David I. Kertzer tells the story of two men who both rose to power in 1922 and together reshaped the course of twentieth-century Europe.
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