The best 15 Prophet books

Go Forward with Faith by Sheri L. Dew is an inspiring book that shares insights and personal experiences to help readers strengthen their faith in Jesus Christ and navigate life's challenges with courage and determination. Drawing from her own faith journey and the teachings of the LDS Church, Dew offers practical advice and uplifting messages to encourage readers to trust in God and move forward with faith.

Stories of the Prophets by Ibn Kathir is a comprehensive collection of narratives about the prophets mentioned in the Quran. From Adam to Muhammad, the book provides insight into the lives and teachings of these revered figures, offering valuable lessons and inspiration for readers. Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Ibn Kathir brings these timeless tales to life, making it a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the role of prophets in Islamic tradition.

The Message of the Prophets by J. Daniel Hays delves into the often misunderstood and overlooked books of the Old Testament. It explores the historical and cultural context in which the prophets lived and the messages they delivered. Hays provides insightful analysis and practical application, revealing the enduring relevance of the prophetic books for today's readers.

Muhammad by Martin Lings is a comprehensive biography of the Prophet Muhammad. Drawing from early sources and historical accounts, the book provides a detailed and insightful look into the life of the man who founded Islam. Lings delves into Muhammad's upbringing, his spiritual experiences, and the challenges he faced in spreading his message. It offers a balanced and thought-provoking portrayal of a figure who has had a profound impact on the world.

The Daniel Dilemma by Chris Hodges explores how Christians can navigate the tensions between faith and culture in today's society. Drawing inspiration from the biblical story of Daniel, the book offers practical insights and biblical wisdom to help believers stand firm in their faith while engaging with the world around them.

The Word of the Lord by Nancy Guthrie explores the Old Testament and its connection to Jesus Christ. Through insightful commentary and thought-provoking questions, the book delves into the prophecies, promises, and foreshadowing of the Messiah found in the ancient scriptures. It offers a deeper understanding of God's redemptive plan and the significance of Jesus in fulfilling it.

Prophetic Activation by John Eckhardt is a guidebook for believers who want to develop their prophetic gifting. It provides practical exercises and insights to help readers step into their calling as prophetic voices in their communities and beyond.

Jonah by Priscilla Shirer is a thought-provoking study of the Old Testament book of Jonah. Through insightful analysis and real-life examples, Shirer challenges readers to examine their own attitudes and beliefs, and to consider how they might be running from their own 'Ninevehs'. This book offers a fresh perspective on a familiar story and encourages readers to embrace God's call with courage and obedience.

The Prophet's Manual by John Eckhardt is a comprehensive guide to understanding the prophetic ministry and how to operate in it effectively. Filled with biblical insights and practical advice, this book equips believers to hear from God and deliver His messages with clarity and boldness. Whether you are a seasoned prophet or just beginning to explore this gift, this manual will inspire and empower you to fulfill your calling.

School of the Prophets Workbook by Kris Vallotton provides practical exercises and thought-provoking questions to help readers apply the teachings from the book School of the Prophets. It serves as a companion guide for individuals or groups who want to deepen their understanding of prophetic ministry and develop their own prophetic gifts.

Prophet, Arise by John Eckhardt is a powerful and inspiring book that calls upon individuals to embrace their prophetic gifting and rise up to fulfill their divine calling. Through biblical insights and personal anecdotes, the author provides practical guidance on how to develop and operate in the gift of prophecy, ultimately empowering readers to impact their communities and the world at large.

The Prophetic Imagination by Walter Brueggemann challenges the status quo and invites readers to imagine a world where justice, compassion, and liberation are at the forefront. Through a blend of biblical analysis, social critique, and theological reflection, Brueggemann offers a compelling argument for the role of prophecy in inspiring transformative change in our society.

Zealot by Reza Aslan challenges long-held beliefs about Jesus of Nazareth and offers a fresh perspective on the historical figure. Drawing on extensive research, Aslan delves into the political and social context of 1st-century Palestine to present a compelling argument that Jesus was a revolutionary who sought to establish a new religious and social order.

Isaiah (Westminster Bible Companion) by Walter Brueggemann provides a comprehensive analysis of the book of Isaiah, focusing on chapters 40-66. Brueggemann delves into the historical context, literary style, and theological themes of this section of the prophetic book. Through insightful commentary, he offers fresh perspectives and deepens our understanding of Isaiah's message and its relevance for contemporary readers.

The Signs of Our Times by MichaEL Sawdy explores the various cultural, technological, and geopolitical shifts that are shaping our world today. From the rise of social media to the challenges of climate change, Sawdy delves into the signs that point towards a new era and offers thought-provoking insights into what the future may hold.