Reads That Have Shaped My Faith

One of the most compelling defences of the Christian faith ever written. Lewis brings his razor-sharp intellect and warm humanity to the question of what Christians actually believe, and why it makes sense. An essential read.

Do not let the word "children's" fool you. These seven books contain some of the most beautiful and profound pictures of the gospel, sacrifice, resurrection and glory ever put to paper. Read them slowly.

A 17th-century monk's letters and conversations about living in constant awareness of God's presence, even while washing dishes. Quietly life-changing. One of the most intimate little books on walking with God ever written.

A different edition and translation of this timeless classic, worth having if you want fresh eyes on the same beautiful truth.

A practical, prayerful guide to walking through spiritual freedom, addressing areas of bondage, forgiveness, and renewing your mind in Christ. Many believers have found genuine breakthrough through this.

Deeply biblical and spiritually grounding. Anderson helps believers understand who they are in Christ and how to stand firm against spiritual opposition. One of the most important books on spiritual freedom available.

A powerful companion to The Bondage Breaker, focused on identity in Christ. Anderson shows that the foundation of victorious Christian living is knowing who you truly are in Him.

A thorough and compassionate look at inner healing and deliverance ministry, grounded in Scripture and pastoral wisdom. An important resource for anyone in this area of ministry or seeking personal healing.

A deeply pastoral and biblically rich exploration of what it truly means to be free in Christ, addressing the roots of bondage and the pathway to lasting transformation.

Written in the 4th century as a prayer to God, Augustine's autobiography is one of the most beautiful and honest accounts of a soul searching for, and finding, God. Every believer should read it at least once.

Keller engages the most common doubts and objections to Christianity with intelligence, grace and deep theological grounding. Perfect for the honest doubter, and for believers who want to articulate their faith more clearly.

Written by a man who eventually died for his faith, this book challenges the idea of "cheap grace" and calls believers to a serious, costly, wholehearted following of Jesus. Convicting, profound, and essential.

The story of Brooklyn Tabernacle and a church rebuilt on prayer: a powerful, Spirit-filled account that will stir a hunger for the presence and power of God. Ideal for anyone longing for revival in their own heart.