‘Jesus with Dirty Feet’ is an excellent book directed at seekers who are trying to find out who Jesus is all about and to skeptics of the Christian faith. In Jesus with Dirty Feet: A Down-To-Earth Look at Christianity for the Curious and Skeptical, Don Everts tells the history and origins of the Christian faith and explains[…]
In ‘The New Evidence That Demands a Verdict’, McDowell concentrated on addressing the questions asked by non-Christians.Through emphasizing historical and legal proofs, McDowell establishes the authenticity of the Biblical texts and the divinity of Jesus Christ. An excellent read for those who are earnest seekers and skeptics of the Christian faith. Written by bestselling author and[…]
Providing evidences for the historical validity of the Christian faith, Reinventing Jesus is an excellent book for any motivated layperson and skeptics. Written by J. Ed Komoszewski, M. James Sawyer and Daniel B. Wallace, Reinventing Jesus: How Contemporary Skeptics Miss the Real Jesus and Mislead Popular Culture seeks to answer the most common misconceptions and lies of the[…]
Andy Stanley’s ‘How Good is Good Enough’ is an excellent book written for seekers and skeptics who think that being good is the key to heaven. ‘How Good is Good Enough’ is an excellent book to read if you wonder about God, the Bible or Heaven. If you are a believer, this is good tool to[…]
Frank Morison’s ‘Who Moved The Stone?’ is a must read for anyone with doubts and questions on the reality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Book recommended for seekers and skeptics. Written by Albert Henry Ross under the pseudonym ‘Frank Morison’, Who Moved the Stone? : A Skeptic Looks at the Death and Resurrection of[…]
‘The End Of Religion’ is a thought-provoking and engaging book recommended for seekers, non-believers and those who have problems with ‘organized religion’. Also a good book for Christians, if by any case, you ever found yourself frustrated by a shallow, systemic religion that seems to have lost sight of Jesus Christ. Written by Bruxy Cavey, teaching[…]
In a conversational style geared toward non-believers and spiritual seekers, “But Don’t All Religions Lead to God?” is a short and very concise book that compares Christianity with Buddhism, Islam and other religions. In order to help spiritual seekers navigate in the multi-faith maze, Michael Green addresses in “But Don’t All Religions Lead to God?” the common[…]
Written by John R. Cross, The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus is a breakthrough book in sharing the chronological approach to the Bible with non-believers. This book has been used to bring thousands to a clear understanding of the Gospel and is a book that you can hand to a non-believer. If you are one[…]
Preparing For Eternity is a book that encourages Roman Catholics to know the truth and is also recommended for Christians who would like to witness to their Catholic friends. Written by Mike Gendron, Preparing for Eternity presents an objective contrast between the Word of God and the traditions and doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church.[…]
Christ, Muhammad and I is a book recommended for both Christians and Muslims. For Christians, the arguments in this book will help you provide powerful evidences that you can show to Muslims that you are witnessing to. Born and raised as a Muslim, Mohammad Al Ghazoli followed the traditions and studied the ancient literature of Islam.[…]