So many books, so little time, right? We’ll help you narrow it down by highlighting a few recent titles.
Business
How the Church Fails Businesspeople (and what can be done about it)
by John C. Knapp
Ever wondered what your life at the office has to do with your faith? Being a Christian in business is a confusing position to be in, often neglected by traditional church guidance. Knapp examines the problem and proposes some solutions. (Eerdmans)
Church Planting
Multiplication Moves: A Field Guide for Churches Parenting Churches
by Ben Ingebretson
If your church is considering parenting a new church, or if it is already doing so, check out this guide. Good for small group use as well. (Faith Alive)
Education
Teaching and Christian Practices: Reshaping Faith and Learning
edited by David I. Smith and James K.A. Smith
This book is directed at undergraduate and graduate program instructors, but teachers of older high school students may find some helpful wisdom as well. A number of university professors explore forming curriculum around Christian practices. (Eerdmans)
Mission-Directed Governance: Leading the Christian School with Vision, Unity, and Accountability
by Leonard Stob
Have you been appointed to your Christian school’s board? If you have, or if you have another position of authority in the school, this book offers guidance for effective leadership based on a focus on mission. (Calvin Press)
Science
Song of a Scientist: The Harmony of a God-Soaked Creation
by Calvin B. DeWitt
Part psalm, part field manual, environmental scientist DeWitt exults and instructs regarding the dual revelations that God has given us: his Word and his world. Foreword by Bill McKibben. (Square Inch)
Wisdom and Wonder: Common Grace in Science and Art
by Abraham Kuyper
Okay, so this one is about science and art. This book includes newly complete translations of two often missed segments of Kuyper’s work on common grace. (Christian’s Library Press)