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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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Counsel for Couples: A Biblical and Practical Guide for Marriage Counseling
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The Attributes of God: An Introduction (Short Studies in Systematic Theology)
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The Unfinished Reformation: What Unites and Divides Catholics and Protestants After 500 Years
Amazon Kindle Edition
July 17
Christian deals for July 17:
Problems of Life!
Ann Edwards
Part of the Geared for Growth Bible-study series, this inductive study walks groups and individuals through what Scripture says about the hard questions and troubles of everyday life.
Who Are You?
William Edgar
Westminster Seminary apologist William Edgar takes on some of the biggest questions people ask about identity, meaning, and God’s existence, offering clear and accessible answers rooted in the Christian faith.
The Fulfillment of the Promises of God
Richard P. Belcher
A thorough yet accessible introduction to covenant theology in the Reformed tradition, tracing God’s covenants through Scripture and engaging fairly with views that differ from the Westminster Standards.
Priceless People
Ben R. Boland
Drawing on years of chaplaincy among the elderly, Ben Boland offers biblical wisdom and practical, compassionate strategies for caring well for older people and those living with dementia.
Core Christianity
Michael Horton
Michael Horton distills the faith to its essentials, walking through the core doctrines every Christian shares and showing how they fit together into one grand story — a clear, accessible primer for new and mature believers alike.
What’s Best Next
Matt Perman
Matt Perman reframes productivity around the gospel, weighing popular systems against Scripture and offering his own DARE model for getting the right things done — a thoughtful, distinctly Christian take on work and time.
The Story of God’s Love for You
Sally Lloyd-Jones
From the author of the beloved Jesus Storybook Bible, this retells the same sweeping narrative of God’s rescuing love for readers of every age, tracing how every story whispers His name.
General market deals for July 17:
The Death of Caesar
Barry Strauss
Historian Barry Strauss reconstructs the plot, the killing, and the turbulent aftermath of Julius Caesar’s assassination, separating the historical event from centuries of legend.
The Admirals
Walter R. Borneman
The intertwined story of William Leahy, Ernest King, Chester Nimitz, and William Halsey — the only four men ever to wear five stars — and how they led the U.S. Navy to victory in World War II.
Gamble in the Coral Sea
Michal A. Piegzik
Drawing heavily on Japanese sources, this account revisits the world’s first carrier battle and its place in Imperial Japan’s wider strategy on the road to Midway.
Mistress of Life and Death
Susan J. Eischeid
A carefully researched biography of Maria Mandl, the SS overseer of the women’s camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau, tracing how she became one of the Holocaust’s most notorious figures.
July 16
Christian deals for July 16:
Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesn’t
Gavin Ortlund
Ortlund reframes four classic arguments for God’s existence—cosmological, teleological, moral, and Christological—as a cumulative case that Christian theism best accounts for the beauty and meaning we actually experience. A thoughtful, accessible work of apologetics for skeptics and believers alike.
A Basic Guide to the Just War Tradition
Eric Patterson
A clear introduction to how Christians have thought about war, peace, and justice across the centuries. Patterson draws on Scripture and theology to explain the moral principles of order, justice, and restraint that shape the just war tradition.
Real Prayer
Anne Woodcock
A seven-session Bible study that helps individuals and small groups learn to pray with confidence as children of a heavenly Father. Part of the Good Book Guides series, it moves through Scripture to renew and deepen a struggling prayer life.
Explore the Life of Jonah
Chris Dalton
A plain and simple devotional walk through the book of Jonah, drawing out its lessons on God’s mercy, human stubbornness, and the wide reach of grace. Written for everyday readers who want short, accessible reflections.
Explore the Life of Jesus
Chris Dalton
A straightforward devotional journey through the life and ministry of Jesus, pairing accessible readings with reflection for daily use. A gentle entry point for new believers or anyone wanting to refresh the Gospel story.
Suffering Is Never for Nothing
Elisabeth Elliot
Drawn from a beloved series of talks, this is Elliot’s hard-won teaching that God meets us in our deepest pain and wastes nothing. With characteristic candor she points sufferers toward trust and surrender.
The God of the Garden
Andrew Peterson
Part memoir, part meditation, Peterson reflects on trees, place, and rootedness as windows into the goodness of the Creator. A warm, lyrical invitation to notice God’s glory in the ordinary world around us.
Holman New Testament Commentary – Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians
Max Anders
An accessible, teaching-oriented commentary on four of Paul’s letters, designed for pastors, lay teachers, and small-group leaders. It combines careful exposition with discussion starters and practical application.
General market deals for July 16:
The Native American Experience
Dee Brown
A three-book collection from the author of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, gathering that landmark history alongside The Fetterman Massacre and the novel Creek Mary’s Blood. Together they trace the tragedy and resilience of Native peoples in the American West.
The Longest Winter
Alex Kershaw
The gripping true story of an American intelligence platoon caught in the opening hours of the Battle of the Bulge, whose stand Eisenhower called one of the war’s most remarkable feats. Kershaw follows the men through combat, capture, and survival.
The Monuments Men
Robert M. Edsel
The remarkable account of the Allied museum curators, art historians, and scholars who raced across wartime Europe to save centuries of cultural treasures from Nazi plunder and destruction. The basis for the major motion picture.
July 15
Christian deals for July 15:
How to Teach Kids Theology★ Tim’s Pick
Sam Luce and Hunter Williams
Sam Luce and Hunter Williams make the case that even young children can grasp the deep truths of the faith, and they offer both the vision and the practical, everyday methods to teach those truths well. A warm, useful guide for parents and children’s ministry workers alike.
The Doctrines of Grace
John MacArthur
Drawn from John MacArthur’s preaching, this book walks through the five points of Calvinism and shows how God’s sovereignty in salvation shapes the way we understand grace. Clear, expository, and anchored in Scripture.
Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners★ Tim’s Pick
Michael R. Emlet
Michael Emlet argues that every person we meet is at once a saint, a sufferer, and a sinner, and that loving people well means holding all three together. A wise guide for counseling, discipleship, and ordinary friendship.
My Spouse Was Unfaithful
Robert D. Jones
Written for those reeling in the aftermath of a spouse’s infidelity, Robert Jones offers compassionate, biblical counsel on where to turn and what steps to take next. A short, steadying book from the Ask the Christian Counselor series.
Bonhoeffer
Eric Metaxas
Eric Metaxas tells the gripping story of the German pastor and theologian who resisted the Nazi regime and was executed for his part in a plot against Hitler. A vivid, readable account of faith and courage in dark times.
Exploring the Worship Spectrum
Paul E. Engle and Paul A. Basden, eds.
Six contributors each make the case for a different style of Christian worship—from formal-liturgical to contemporary to charismatic—and then respond to one another. A helpful way to understand why worship looks so different from church to church.
A Doubter’s Guide to World Religions
John Dickson
John Dickson offers a fair and friendly introduction to the history, beliefs, and practices of the world’s five major religions. Written for skeptics and the curious alike, it aims to present each faith in its best light.
✕ Deal EndedA Ready Defense
Josh McDowell
A wide-ranging collection of Josh McDowell’s apologetics, gathering evidence and answers for many of the hardest questions people ask about the Christian faith. A handy reference to keep close at hand.
General market deals for July 15:
The Hobbit
J.R.R. Tolkien
Tolkien’s beloved tale of Bilbo Baggins, a comfortable hobbit swept up into an adventure of dwarves, a dragon, and a certain magic ring. The prelude to The Lord of the Rings and a classic in its own right.
John F. Kennedy
Alan Brinkley
Historian Alan Brinkley offers a concise, balanced portrait of America’s thirty-fifth president, from the glamour of Camelot to the cold war crises that defined his brief time in office. Part of the American Presidents series.
Chester Alan Arthur
Zachary Karabell
Zachary Karabell tells the surprising story of the Gilded Age insider who unexpectedly became the twenty-first president—and then, once in office, rose above the machine politics that made him. Part of the American Presidents series.
The Men Who Killed the Luftwaffe
Jay A. Stout
Jay Stout chronicles how the U.S. Army Air Forces grew from a small, untested force into the fleet that broke the German Luftwaffe over the skies of Europe. A detailed history of the air war in World War II.
July 14
Christian deals for July 14:
✕ Deal Ended40 Questions About Interpreting the Bible★ Tim’s Pick
Robert L. Plummer
A clear, question-and-answer guide to reading Scripture well, covering the tools, principles, and common pitfalls of biblical interpretation for students and everyday believers alike.
Immanuel In Our Place
Tremper Longman III
A warm walk through Israel’s tabernacle, priesthood, sacrifices, and festivals, showing how each sacred place, act, person, and season points forward to Christ.
Living in the Grip of Relentless Grace
Iain M. Duguid
Tracing the lives of Isaac and Jacob, this book shows how God’s persistent, undeserved grace works through flawed people to reveal the gospel in the Old Testament.
Longing for God in an Age of Discouragement★ Tim’s Pick
Bryan R. Gregory
A gospel-centered look at the book of Zechariah, offering hope and renewed longing for God to a discouraged people awaiting his promises.
Walking in Faith
John Calvin and Joel R. Beeke
A year of daily readings drawn from John Calvin’s writings, edited by Joel Beeke, offering short devotional selections that bring the Reformer’s warm, God-centered theology into everyday reflection.
Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God❦ A Classic
J. I. Packer
Packer’s beloved classic shows that God’s sovereignty in salvation, far from discouraging us, is actually the great motive and confidence behind faithful, prayerful evangelism.
Chosen by God❦ A Classic
R. C. Sproul
Sproul makes the doctrine of predestination clear and approachable, walking readers through God’s sovereignty, free will, and the points of Calvinism, and answering common objections along the way.
The Unfinished Reformation
Gregg Allison and Chris Castaldo
A brief, even-handed guide to what still unites and divides Catholics and Protestants five centuries after the Reformation, helping readers understand the real theological differences with clarity and charity.
General market deals for July 14:
James Buchanan
Jean H. Baker
A concise biography of America’s 15th president, whose indecision and sympathies toward the South during the secession crisis are widely judged to have hastened the coming of the Civil War.
Kill Chain
Andrew Cockburn
An investigative account of the rise of drone warfare and targeted assassination, arguing that the high-tech machinery of remote killing has proven both strategically flawed and deadly to civilians.
The Men Who United the States
Simon Winchester
Winchester profiles the explorers, inventors, and visionaries who physically bound America together, tracing how geography, roads, waterways, and communications forged one nation from disparate territories.
July 13
Christian deals for July 13:
Faithful Theology
Graham A. Cole
A short, accessible primer on how Christians move from the words of Scripture to sound doctrine, showing how the Bible, tradition, and reason work together to shape what we believe and how we live.
The Trinity
Scott Swain
A concise introduction to the doctrine of the Trinity, tracing its biblical roots and unfolding why God’s triune nature stands at the very center of the Christian faith.
The Attributes of God
Graham A. Cole
A brief, readable survey of God’s perfections—his holiness, goodness, power, and love—written to help ordinary readers know and worship God as he has revealed himself.
The Church
Gregg R. Allison
A clear introduction to the doctrine of the church that helps readers see what unites Christians across traditions and where local churches diverge in their practices and convictions.
Counsel for Couples
Jonathan D. Holmes
A practical guide for pastors and lay leaders who counsel married couples, walking through nine common problem areas with biblical wisdom for helping couples in crisis. Tim calls it the kind of book a pastor will want to read once, then keep close to review before each session.
Preaching and Preachers
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Drawn from Lloyd-Jones’s celebrated 1969 lectures at Westminster Seminary, this modern classic makes an impassioned case for the primacy of preaching. This anniversary edition adds reflections from a later generation of preachers on how the book shaped their own ministries.
General market deals for July 13:
House to House
David Bellavia with John Bruning
Staff Sergeant David Bellavia’s visceral firsthand account of the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, including the brutal house-to-house fighting in which he earned the Medal of Honor.
All the President’s Men
Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein’s classic account of the reporting that uncovered the Watergate scandal and brought down a president—the story behind investigative journalism’s most famous case.
✕ Deal EndedFranklin & Washington
Edward J. Larson
Historian Edward J. Larson explores the unlikely alliance between Benjamin Franklin and George Washington—the two most celebrated figures of the Revolution—and how their partnership helped shape the new American republic.
✕ Deal EndedMiracle at Midway
Gordon W. Prange, Donald M. Goldstein, and Katherine V. Dillon
A definitive narrative history of the pivotal 1942 Battle of Midway, drawing on both American and Japanese sources to reconstruct the clash that turned the tide of the Pacific war.
✕ Deal EndedAll the Gallant Men
Donald Stratton with Ken Gire
The firsthand memoir of Donald Stratton, a USS Arizona survivor, recounting the attack on Pearl Harbor and the lifetime shaped by that day—the first memoir written by a survivor of the Arizona.
July 12
Christian deals for July 12:
Friendship with the Friend of Sinners
Jared C. Wilson
Jared Wilson looks closely at the friendships Jesus formed in the Gospels and argues that real closeness with Christ is possible for ordinary believers. Through candid personal stories and often-overlooked details, he shows what it means to be a friend of the Friend of sinners.
Talking to Kids about Gender Identity
Mark A. Yarhouse
A leading Christian psychologist gives parents a practical roadmap for talking with their children about gender identity while holding together compassion, civility, and conviction. Yarhouse draws on years of clinical experience to help families navigate a fraught subject with grace and truth.
General market deals for July 12:
Millard Fillmore
Paul Finkelman
Part of the American Presidents Series, this concise biography examines the little-remembered thirteenth president and his fateful backing of the Compromise of 1850. Paul Finkelman argues that Fillmore’s choices on slavery left a lasting stain on the nation.
Franklin Pierce
Michael F. Holt
In this brief life from the American Presidents Series, historian Michael F. Holt profiles the fourteenth president, whose single term was consumed by the deepening crisis over slavery. Holt shows how Pierce’s misjudgments helped push the country toward civil war.
The Life of Samuel Johnson
James Boswell
Boswell’s classic account brings the great figure of eighteenth-century English letters vividly to life, capturing Johnson’s wit, appetite, and sociability. Long regarded as one of the finest biographies ever written, it is as much a portrait of an age as of a single remarkable man.
The Gilded Age in New York
Esther Crain
Richly illustrated, this history captures New York City between 1870 and 1910, an age of dizzying wealth, rapid change, and stark inequality. Drawing on newspapers, diaries, and memoirs, Esther Crain recreates daily life among the city’s rich, poor, and middle class.
July 11
Christian deals for July 11:
J. I. Packer★ Tim’s Pick
Alister McGrath
Theologian Alister McGrath traces the life and enduring influence of J. I. Packer, one of the most beloved evangelical thinkers of the twentieth century. Drawing on Packer’s own writings and their long friendship, he explores the convictions behind a lifetime of teaching and the classic Knowing God.
The Case for Christ Student Edition
Lee Strobel & Jane Vogel
An edition of Lee Strobel’s bestselling apologetics classic adapted for younger readers, following his journalistic investigation into the evidence for Jesus. Jane Vogel reshapes the interviews and arguments into an accessible format for students exploring the historical case for the Christian faith.
✕ Deal EndedJustification Vindicated
Robert Traill
The seventeenth-century Scottish minister Robert Traill defends justification by faith alone against the charge that it encourages careless living. This short, pointed work makes a classic Reformation case for the sufficiency of Christ’s righteousness.
The Life of John Owen
Andrew Thompson
A concise biography of the great Puritan theologian John Owen, tracing his years as a pastor, Oxford leader, and prolific writer through a turbulent era of English history. Andrew Thompson introduces both the man and the times that shaped his enduring work.
✕ Deal EndedThe Mission of Sorrow
Gardiner Spring
The nineteenth-century pastor Gardiner Spring reflects on the purposes God works through suffering and grief in the life of the believer. Written with pastoral tenderness, it aims to comfort the afflicted by pointing them to divine purpose.
✕ Deal EndedThe Spirit of Prayer
Nathanael Vincent
The Puritan minister Nathanael Vincent explores what it means to pray in the Spirit, examining the heart and habits of true prayer. This reprint in the Vintage Puritan series offers rich, devotional instruction from an earlier age of English piety.
General market deals for July 11:
The Oregon Trail
Rinker Buck
Journalist Rinker Buck recounts his four-month journey across the American West by covered wagon and mule team, retracing the historic Oregon Trail. Part travelogue and part history, the book weaves the pioneer past together with a memorable modern adventure.
The Revolutionary
Stacy Schiff
Pulitzer Prize–winner Stacy Schiff tells the story of Samuel Adams, the shrewd and principled agitator who helped ignite the American Revolution. She restores to view a founding figure whose influence, Jefferson believed, was second to none.
Sister Aimee
Daniel Mark Epstein
Daniel Mark Epstein chronicles the remarkable rise of Aimee Semple McPherson, the pioneering 1920s evangelist who founded the Foursquare Church and became one of America’s first media celebrities. It is a candid portrait of her fame, her ministry, and the scandals that followed.
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