The Pastor's Library Archives

Dr. Mohler provides six ways to begin cultivating good reading habits.

It basically all comes down to one thing: who do you trust? If you’re in ministry, you presume it should be easy for you to trust God.

Music can play a part in the life of a Christian to help him or her be more devoted to God, more transformed by the gospel, and more in love with...

The wreckage of the Sexual Revolution is all around us. Even in our churches and our pulpits.

Depression will teach us valuable lessons if we are open to learning.

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt has cracked the code on why it’s so hard for liberals and conservatives to find common ground.

While Heaven is indisputably God's realm, it's not some distantly remote galaxy hopelessly removed from human reality, says Christian apologist...

Mark Lutz, the author of UnPoverty, has written an eye-opening book for Compassion International's publishing arm. Mark shares jaw-dropping stories...

Summer's not over! You still have some time for some great summer reading, and my Colson Center colleagues have some great recommendations.

Fasting is a subject for which I have a lot of curiosity but little practice.

A majority of young people consider themselves as possessing some sort of faith. However, at some point the message the Church is sending doesn’t...

Got summer plans? Do they include reading? Well they should, and the Colson Center staff has put together a great list of recommendations.

Summer promises the opportunity to pack a stack of books that otherwise might not fit in the schedule. In this list I suggest some new and current...

Every year, I usually give ten titles as a suggested summer reading list. These are books that either I have read, or plan to. Most are brand new....

These 12 books have made a huge impact on us as editors and Christians, and we believe they are essential for any graduate’s library.