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The best christian church and bible history books you can buy
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Best overall study Bible HarperCollinsThe NKJV Study Bible, Full-Color Edition
Comprehensive study Bible with extensive notes, maps, and articles deeply rooted in biblical scholarship.
- Beautiful full-color layout
- In-depth commentary
- Includes maps and timelines
- Large and heavy
- Some users prefer KJV
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Best for daily reading AscensionThe Bible in a Year with Fr. Mike Schmitz
Accompanying book to the popular podcast, guiding readers through the Bible in 365 days.
- Easy to follow plan
- Insightful commentary
- Great for community reading
- Requires commitment
- Not a standalone study Bible
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Best overview of church history HarperCollinsChurch History in Plain Language
Accessible and engaging survey of church history from the early church to modern times.
- Well-written and engaging
- Covers key events and figures
- Updated edition
- Some simplification
- Limited depth on specific topics
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Best comprehensive church history HarperCollinsThe Story of Christianity: Volume 1
Detailed two-volume set covering early church to the Reformation by Justo González.
- Scholarly yet readable
- Excellent historical context
- Illustrated edition
- Two volumes required for full coverage
- Dense for casual readers
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Best for doctrinal study HarperCollinsThe MacArthur Study Bible (NKJV)
Extensive study Bible with detailed notes from John MacArthur emphasizing Reformed theology.
- Theologically rich
- Cross-references galore
- Includes introductions and outlines
- Strong Calvinistic perspective
- Not for all denominations
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Best historical reference Bridge-Logos PublishersFoxe's Book of Martyrs
Classic account of Christian martyrs from the early church to the Reformation era.
- Inspirational stories
- Historical significance
- Affordable edition
- Graphic descriptions
- Outdated language in some editions
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Best for evidence-based faith HarperCollinsThe Case for Christ
Journalistic investigation into the historical evidence for Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.
- Compelling arguments
- Easy to read
- Great for skeptics
- Not a comprehensive Bible study
- Focuses on apologetics over devotion
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Best for academic insight Princeton University PressThe Rise of Christianity: A Sociologist Reconsiders History
Sociological analysis of how Christianity grew from a small sect to the dominant religion in the Roman Empire.
- Unique sociological perspective
- Well-researched
- Provocative thesis
- Dense for casual reading
- Not devotional
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