Judeo-Christian history books

Books listed that I am personally familiar with and would recommend:

ADULTS / TEENS:

“99 Amazing Books and Films Inspired by the Bible” – by “Museum of the Bible”.

“99 Ancient Secrets and Mysteries of the Bible Explored” – by “Museum of the Bible”.

“99 Astonishing Cities and Civilizations Found in the Bible” – by “Museum of the Bible”.

“99 Earth-Shattering Events Linked to the Bible” – by “Museum of the Bible”.

“99 World-Changing People Influenced by the Bible” – by “Museum of the Bible”.

“100 Bible Verses that Made America“ – by pastor, author, & speaker, Robert J. Morgan; “had there been no Bible, there would be no America as we know it; it was the Bible that made America”.

“America’s Christian Heritage” – by Gary De Mar of “American Vision“ and D. James Kennedy, founder of “Evangelism Explosion”, “Knox Theological Seminary”, & “Westminster Academy”.

“Exploring the Bible Through History” – by children’s minister, Amber Pike, through “Hendrickson Rose Publishing” and “RoseKidz”; “first in a series of interactive Bible lesson resources based off of Rose Publishing’s Giant 10-Foot Bible Time Line. This book features twenty-five lessons where children, through multiple activity options, explore the Bible and discover God through history. This book of twenty-five lessons takes kids from creation through Revelation”; each one includes memory verse. age-appropriate Bible story, short prayer, small group time, life application, four activity& options with review questions.

“From Sea to Shining Sea: 1787 – 1837”– by Peter Marshall & David Manuel; 2nd in a 3-part series.

“Sounding Forth the Trumpet: 1837 – 1860”– by
Peter Marshall & David Manuel; 3rd in 3-part series.

“Spiritual heritage: Tour of the United States Capitol” – by David Barton of “Wallbuilders”.

“The Law and Liberty Book: Do You Understand God’s Law Upon Your Life and Nation?” – by John Bona and Donald Schanzenbach.

“The Light and the Glory: 1492 – 1793” – by Peter Marshall & David Manuel; 1st in 3-part series.


“The World Jesus Knew” – by Seth Pollinger, Ph.D., Director of Content at “Museum of the Bible”;
“immerses the modern reader in the worldwide drama of the first century and depicts an era of global conquest and domination”.

“They Were Christians: The Inspiring Faith of Men and Women Who Changed the World” – by author, screenwriter, & film director, Cristóbal Krusen; interesting account of familiar people in history and others not as unfamiliar and how their faith motivated their lives and accomplishments.

“Why a Star?” (The Little Books of Why) – by Bodie & Brock Thoene; interesting book about the Christmas star that the wise men followed with a focus on astronomy.

KIDS:

“Christian Heroes Then & Now” series (image of “Eric Liddell” book) – by Janet and Geoff Benge.

“Courageous” series – from “Voice of the Martyrs” (VOM); learn about courageous heroes of the faith, 3 of them are the true stories behind some of our holidays; includes Valentine, Patrick, Nicholas, Thomas, Paul, St. Nicholas, & Stephen.


“From Sea to Shining Sea for Children:  Discovering God’s Plan for America in Her First Half-Century of Independence, 1787 – 1837 – by Peter Marshall & David Manuel with Anna Wilson Fishel; 2nd in 3-part series.

“Hero Tales: A Family Treasury of True Stories from the Lives of Christian Heroes, I, II, & III” – by Dave & Neta Jackson; image from Volume I; Volumes II & III.


“Hero Tales from American History” – by Henry Cabot Lodge & Theodore Roosevelt.


“In God We Trust: Stories of Faith in American History” – by Timothy Crater and Ranelda Hunsicker (could not find bios).

“Jesus: The Man Who Changed History” – by Meryl Doney.

“John Stott: The Humble Leader” – biography for preteens of faithful Christian leader, teacher, and apologist; by Julia Cameron.

“Kingdom Files” series – by Matt Koceich.

“Martin Luther: A Man Who Changed the World” – by Paul L. Maier.

“More Than Dates & Dead People: Recovering a Christian View of History” – by Stephen Mansfield.

“My Big Book of Bible Heroes for Kids: Stories of 50 Weird, Wild, Wonderful People from God’s Word” – by Glenn Hascall, author of numerous devotions for boys and a voice actor who writes & produces audio drama. 


“New England Primer” (from 1776) – reprinted 1991 by David Barton of “Wallbuilders”.


“Noah Webster’s Advice to the Young and Moral Catechism” – offered by David Barton of Wallbuilders.


“Our Country’s Founders:  A Book of Advice for Young People” – William J. Bennett.

“Sounding Forth the Trumpet for Young Readers:  Discovering God’s Plan for America in Her First Half-Century of Independence, 1837 – 1860” – by Peter Marshall & David Manuel with Anna Wilson Fishel; 3rd in 3-part series.

“Tapestries: Stories of Women in the Bible” – by Ruth Sanderson.


“The Book of Virtues” – by William J. Bennett.

“The Easter Story for Children” – by Max Lucado, Randy Frazee, & Karen Davis Hill.

“The Light and the Glory for Children:  Discovering God’s Plan for America from Christopher Columbus to George Washington”– by Peter Marshall & David Manuel with Anna Wilson Fishel; 1st in 3-part series.


“The Original Blue Black Speller” – by Noah Webster.

“Trailblazers” series; image of Michael Faraday (considered “world’s greatest experimental physicist”) book by Derick Bingham, one of series offering preteens 30 different books of heroes of the Christian faith throughout history; various authors.

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