The 11 Best Books on Christian Fatherhood (2026): An Honest Guide for Dads
Eleven books worth a father's time, from Point Man to Habits of the Household, with notes on who each one fits and where it falls short.
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Eleven books worth a father's time, from Point Man to Habits of the Household, with notes on who each one fits and where it falls short.
The 10 best daily devotionals for Christian men, from gospel-centered classics like My Utmost for His Highest and New Morning Mercies to short five-minute reads.
Wright puts Jesus back into first-century Israel and argues we have shrunk him. Clarifying, demanding, and honest about where Wright's framework is disputed.
Written by a former church leader who lost his faith over secret sin and came back. Honest about the gap between being respected and being changed.
A companion workbook, not a standalone book. A downloadable version may already be included with the main book you own. Check before you buy.
An eight-session course through Philippians. This listing is the Leader's Handbook, and on its own it will not run the course. Here is what else you need.
Not a book Poonen wrote, but a compilation Greg Gordon assembled from his articles. What Poonen is like to read, and who should approach him carefully.
A book on secular ideas as idolatry, written by a dermatologist of forty years rather than a theologian. What that means for how you read it.
A small-group study on the parable of the sower, released November 2025. What we verified, what we could not, and the AI-narrated audiobook to watch for.
Groeschel on the gap between what you say you believe and how you spend your week. Popular-level, repetitive by design, and hard to nod along with.
Raynor argues the 99 percent of your workday you never talk about Jesus has eternal weight on its own. The clearest recent book on why your job matters.
The expanded edition of The Silence of Adam. Crabb's argument that a man's characteristic failure is going quiet, not lashing out. Check your shelf first.