Best Evangelism Books of 2025

Evidence That Demands a Verdict is a must-have for any Christian looking to defend their faith against skeptics and critics. The book covers four main parts, including evidence for the Bible, Jesus, the Old Testament, and truth. The authors, Josh and Sean McDowell, provide insightful responses to the most difficult and misused passages of the Bible. What makes this book unique is that it invites readers to bring their doubts and tackles tough questions head-on. This updated and expanded edition is an indispensable resource that all Christians should keep within reach.

The NIV, Holy Bible, Soft Touch Edition, Leathersoft, Black, Comfort Print is an affordable and easy-to-read Bible that is perfect for anyone looking for a quality Bible at a reasonable price. The NIV translation is accurate, clear, and readable, making it a popular choice among Christians. This edition features a flush-cut Leathersoft™ binding material with foil stamping, stained page edges, and an exclusive NIV Zondervan Comfort Print® typeface. The 7.7-point print size is also easy on the eyes, making this Bible perfect for extended reading sessions. Overall, this Bible is a great choice for anyone who wants an affordable, high-quality Bible that is easy to read and understand.

Tactics, 10th Anniversary Edition: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions by Gregory Koukl is an essential read for every Christian who wants to communicate their faith with confidence and grace. This updated version of the classic Christian apologetics book includes new tactics and an all-new chapter on Mini Tactics. Koukl teaches readers how to defend their faith and engage in meaningful dialogue and debate while artfully regaining control of conversations. The book is a valuable resource for Christians who want to communicate the truth of Christianity effectively in a culture that is increasingly hostile to it.

The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism by Timothy Keller is an intellectually compelling book that addresses the doubts that skeptics and even believers have about religion. Using literature, philosophy, real-life conversations, and potent reasoning, Keller provides a challenging argument for pursuing the reason for God. The book is a tight, accessible case for reasoned religious belief and a solid platform for true believers to stand their ground against the backlash to religion created by the Age of Skepticism. It is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the Christian faith in the 21st century.

After the Rapture: An End Times Guide to Survival by Dr. David Jeremiah is a must-read for those seeking answers about the biblical prophecy of the Rapture. The book offers a detailed and pure description of what life will be like after the Rapture, and provides valuable questions and answers, Scripture verses, and life applications for readers. It is also an excellent witnessing tool for those seeking to share Jesus with their loved ones. Overall, this book is a compelling and unique resource for Christians seeking to understand and prepare for Christ's return.

The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield is a must-read for those looking to practice radical hospitality in a post-Christian world. Butterfield shares her personal experience with hospitality and how it can be used to bring the gospel to those around us. She emphasizes the importance of seeing our homes as tools for God's kingdom and welcoming those who are different from us into our lives. This book is a powerful reminder of the transformative power of the gospel and the impact that simple acts of hospitality can have. Highly recommended for anyone looking to live out their faith in a practical way.

Cold-Case Christianity by J. Warner Wallace is a captivating examination of the claims of the New Testament using the techniques of a criminal investigator. As a former atheist and an L.A. County homicide detective, Wallace brings a unique perspective to the table. He uses his visual techniques developed in the courtroom to examine the evidence behind Christian beliefs, making a compelling case for the reliability of the New Testament record. This book is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to articulate the case for Christianity with confidence.

Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World's Largest Religion by Rebecca McLaughlin is a thought-provoking exploration of Christianity's relevance in the modern world. McLaughlin tackles controversial topics such as violence, slavery, discrimination, abortion, and homosexuality, presenting opposing sides of the debates with respect and clarity. The author's academic approach to apologetics is balanced with vivid historical overviews and pop culture references, making this book accessible to a wide audience. Overall, Confronting Christianity offers a compelling case for the viability of Christianity as a worldview that can coexist alongside science, atheism, and other world religions.

The Soul of Shame by Curt Thompson is a compelling Christian personal growth book that explores the damaging effects of shame on our lives. Thompson, a psychiatrist, unpacks the ubiquitous nature of shame and its roots in our neurobiology. He provides readers with practical tools to dismantle shame and find healing and wholeness. The book draws on fascinating stories from Thompson's work and relates them to contemporary brain science and the biblical story. This is a challenging but profoundly life-giving book that can help readers identify their struggles and find freedom from the negative messages that bind them.

The NIV Holy Bible, Larger Print is an affordable outreach Bible with added features, including a readable 9.6-point type size. It is an excellent tool for first-time Bible readers who are looking to discover God's Word. The Bible includes Book Invitations that explain the context for each book of the Bible and a visual chronology that helps see God's unfolding story. The New International Version (NIV) is the world’s bestselling modern-English Bible translation, making it accessible and clear yet rich with the detail found in the original languages. Overall, this Bible is an excellent choice for churches and ministries buying Bibles in bulk.