Best Christian Prophets Books of 2025

Isaiah - Bible Study Book with Video Access is a six-week Bible study that guides readers to trust God more deeply. Through the genres of poetry, narrative, and prophecy, Isaiah offers a clear message to rely on the Lord. The book includes leader help, personal study, and access to seven teaching videos. Author Melissa Spoelstra delivers a comprehensive study of the Book of Isaiah and its prophecies, helping readers understand how Jesus fulfills promises in the book. Overall, this study offers a deep understanding of God's character and comfort, and a great resource for those seeking to grow in trust.

The "Amos - Bible Study Book with Video Access: An Invitation to the Good Life" is a Christian women's issues book published by B & H Publishing. The book focuses on the prophet Amos, who is often called a prophet of doom, but his prophecy serves as an invitation to seek God and live. The book offers seven weeks of personal study and access to eight teaching videos. The author, Jennifer Rothschild, unpacks the story of Elijah's life to remind readers of God's presence and protection, and challenges them to live faithfully. Overall, this book offers a unique perspective on overlooked books in the Bible and encourages readers to live a good life through their faith in God.

Not By Might Nor By Power: The Great Commission is the second book in the authorized biographical series of evangelist Lonnie Frisbee. In this book, readers follow Lonnie on his mission trip to Central and South America, Israel, Europe, and Africa, where he experiences a new level of the Holy Spirit’s power and anointing. The book also covers Lonnie's return to America, where he helps ignite what is known today as the Vineyard Movement. Through interviews and Lonnie's own words, readers get a glimpse into the life of an improbable person used by God for impossible tasks. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Christian church history.

The Complete Apocrypha is a comprehensive collection of 16 books that were excluded from the Bible. This book includes various ancient texts such as 1 and 2 Esdras, Tobit, Judith, Baruch, and many others. The book is available in both paperback and hardcover formats with high-quality text prints and illustrations. As a roundup review website editor, this book is an excellent addition to any Christian's library. The Complete Apocrypha provides a unique perspective on the Bible's history and offers an in-depth look into the religious texts that were not included in the final version of the Bible.

The Daniel Dilemma by Chris Hodges is a timely book that addresses the challenge Christians face in today's culture. Hodges examines the life of Daniel, who stood firm in a corrupt culture, and provides practical insights on how to hold firmly to biblical beliefs while loving others well. The author encourages Christians to respond to hard questions without compromising grace or truth. The book is filled with timeless scripture and Hodges' candid personal insights. Overall, The Daniel Dilemma is a must-read for Christians who want to navigate our cultural reality while holding God's standards high and his grace deep.

The Strongest Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible Larger Print Edition is a valuable tool for anyone studying the Bible, from ministry professionals to students. The book, created by John Kohlenberger and James Swanson, is built from James Strong's classic concordance tool and includes thousands of research hours, custom computer technology, and an exclusive database perfected over twenty years. This larger print edition features computer-verified accuracy, Strong's numbering system, and up-to-date Hebrew and Greek dictionaries. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for those seeking a great depth of scriptural knowledge.

The Complete Books of Enoch (Annotated) is a collector's edition that includes the three ancient texts attributed to the biblical figure of Enoch. The books provide an insight into the early Christian beliefs and have been considered as lost or missing books of the Bible. The book is accompanied by insightful introductory commentary by Dr. Nathaniel Avery, which makes it an essential read for anyone interested in furthering their knowledge of early Christian times and beliefs around our origins, Genesis, Noah, Heaven, the origin of evil, fallen angels, demons, and the end times.

The NKJV Thinline Reference Bible, Large Print, Premium Goatskin Leather, Green, Premier Collection, Red Letter, Comfort Print: Holy Bible, New King James Version is a beautifully crafted Bible that provides a smooth reading experience with its easy-to-carry thinline format and NKJV Comfort Print®. Its extensive end-of-page cross-references, concordance, and full-color maps make it easy to find related passages quickly and provide better context. The premium European Bible paper, supple goatskin leather cover, and art gilded edges make it a treasure that will last for a lifetime. The limited edition green goatskin cover and generous yapp make it a unique addition to any Bible collection.

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.

Typology-Understanding the Bible's Promise-Shaped Patterns by James M. Hamilton Jr. is a thought-provoking book that explores the Old Testament's promise-shaped patterns and how they are fulfilled in Christ. The author demonstrates how the repetition of words and phrases, parallels between patterns of events, and thematic equivalences reveal the historical correspondences in the Bible. The book is an excellent resource for pastors, preachers, students, and serious Bible readers who want to understand the dynamics of inner-biblical interpretation. Overall, this book is a valuable addition to Old Testament commentaries, and its unique perspective on typological interpretation makes it a must-read for anyone interested in biblical studies.