Best Christian Ecumenism Books of 2025

Deep Roots: A Family Devotional for Kids, Teens and Parents to Encourage Prayer, Faith, and Family Bible Study is a wonderful devotional for families with kids of all ages. With 52 weekly devotions, beautifully illustrated bible verses, and discussion questions, this devotional is designed to facilitate parenting with scripture to help grow in faith together, have family worship, and teach children how God wants us to live our lives. It also includes tear-out cards with scripture to memorize key verses. This hardcover book is a great gift for new families, parents, and kids.

If you've ever wondered why Catholics believe what they do, "Why We're Catholic" by Trent Horn is the ideal resource to find answers. Horn walks the reader through the most common objections and questions people have about Catholicism with great clarity and charity. Whether you're a Catholic looking to deepen your faith or you're curious about the claims made by the Church, this book is a must-read. RCIA teachers should consider gifting a copy to every candidate and catechumen, and every priest and deacon should keep a stack of these books on his desk, as a ready handout. Overall, "Why We're Catholic" is an excellent book that is informative, engaging, and unique in its approach to Catholic apologetics.

The Complete Books of Enoch: The Apocryphal - The Watchers, Fallen Angels, The Origin of Evil and The Cosmic Covenant is a collection of ancient texts that provide valuable insights into what many ancient Jews and early Christians believed. The book offers explanations of the beginning of sin, the angels’ fall, the apocalypse, and the arrival of the Messiah. Although not recognized by the Church and ignored in the Old Testament collection, the book is now published for everyone to read. Overall, the book is an interesting read for those interested in Old Testament Bible Study Books.

Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals is a book of prayer that offers a fresh take on ancient liturgy for contemporary believers. This book of common prayer is designed to help individuals, families, and congregations pray together across denominations. It includes morning prayers for each day of the year, evening prayers for each of the seven days of the week, a midday prayer to be repeated throughout the year, and prayers for special occasions. Additionally, it has a unique songbook composed of music and classic lyrics to more than fifty songs from various traditions. Ultimately, Common Prayer makes liturgy dance, taking the best of the old and bringing new life to it with a fresh fingerprint for the contemporary renewal of the church.

El Aviso: Testimonios y profecías sobre la Iluminación de Conciencia is a best-selling book that presents the most complete knowledge about what is known as "The Warning" or "the Illumination of Conscience." The book includes real stories from people who have already experienced it. The book has received high acclaim from notable figures such as Mons. Ramón C. Argüelles and the Bishop Gavin Ashenden. The book is an invaluable guide for those who want to prepare themselves spiritually for this event. The book's unique content includes prophecies of the Warning through saints and mystics, making it a must-read for those interested in Christian Mariology Books.

The Bible With and Without Jesus by Amy-Jill Levine and Marc Z. Brettler is a thought-provoking exploration of how Jews and Christians interpret the same Biblical texts differently. The book takes readers on a guided tour of popular Hebrew Bible passages quoted in the New Testament, revealing their original contexts and how these texts have been understood over time. By comparing various interpretations, historical, literary, and theological, the authors offer deeper understandings of the narratives and their many afterlives. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible's ongoing significance and as a source of inspiration for all readers.

Wholehearted: A Coloring Book Devotional, Premium Edition (Devotionals for Women) is a 30-day journey that combines guided devotionals with adult coloring illustrations. The book, written by Jordan Lee of Soul Scripts, encourages readers to connect with the Bible and engage creatively with its teachings. Along with Whitney Farnsworth's exquisite illustrations, the book features gold spiral binding and thick paper, making it a beautiful and durable addition to any bookshelf. Overall, Wholehearted is a unique and inspiring way to deepen one's faith journey.

The book "I Never Learned to Doubt: Lessons I've Learned about the Dangers of Doubt and the Freedom of Faith" by an unknown author is a Christian ecumenism book that explores the roots of doubt and how it can hinder one's relationship with God. The author shares personal experiences and insights on how to overcome doubt and develop a mindset that sees God's truth as bigger than any doubts. The book encourages readers to embrace faith and trust in God's promises. Overall, the book provides a thought-provoking perspective on the importance of faith and how it can bring peace and joy to one's life.

The Common Prayer Pocket Edition is an exceptional Christian prayer book that aims to bring together different liturgical prayer traditions. The book includes prayers for compline and individual use, a table of days and readings for morning prayers, and a list of saints and days to remember. The authors have done an excellent job of creating a tapestry of prayer that celebrates the best of each tradition. The book is portable and convenient, making it easy to use and carry around for those who seek a deeper prayer life. Overall, this book is a fresh take on liturgy, and churches and individuals will find it helpful in enhancing their prayer life.

Papa's Last Words: They Lied About God is a thought-provoking book that challenges mainstream beliefs about God and presents a raw look at the differences between Judaism and Christianity. The author, Ben-Shalom, shares his personal experiences and insights to reveal the inconsistencies in modern doctrines and uphold first-century Christianity. This book is a must-read for Christians who seek a deeper understanding of God beyond what is taught on Sunday mornings. Overall, Papa's Last Words is a valuable resource that provides answers to questions that many other books fail to address.