Christian Media
Christian Publishers
Christian publishers produce the Bibles, books, and study resources that help people know God and grow in faith. Houses such as Zondervan, Thomas Nelson, Tyndale House, Crossway, and InterVarsity Press publish everything from Bible translations and commentaries to devotionals, theology, and books for children. Their work carries sound teaching into homes and churches around the world.
What Christian publishers do
Publishing has served the church since the earliest printed Scriptures. Today’s Christian publishers translate and print Bibles, edit and produce books, and put trustworthy teaching into readers’ hands, in print and digital form.
Well-known publishers
- Zondervan and Thomas Nelson, Bibles and a broad range of books.
- Tyndale House Publishers, Bibles and popular Christian titles.
- Crossway, the ESV Bible and theology.
- InterVarsity Press (IVP), thoughtful books and academic titles.
- Baker, Eerdmans, Moody Publishers, and B&H, among many others.
How to find good books
Ask your pastor and mature believers what has helped them, and look for books faithful to Scripture. You can buy from Christian bookstores online and local, and, of course, begin with the Bible itself in the Gospel of John.
Frequently asked questions
- What do Christian publishers do?
- Christian publishers produce Bibles, books, and study resources that help people know God and grow in faith, from translations and commentaries to devotionals and children's books. Zondervan, Tyndale House, and Crossway are well-known examples.
- Which Christian publishers make Bibles?
- Several major publishers produce popular Bible translations: Zondervan and Biblica are associated with the NIV, Tyndale House with the NLT, Crossway with the ESV, and Thomas Nelson with the NKJV, among others.
Behind every mission is a Person
All of this, the sent workers, the translated Scriptures, the songs on the radio and the books on the shelf, exists for one reason: so that people who have never heard might hear of Jesus, and love him. If you have never met him yourself, you do not need a passport or a program to begin. Read his own words, and see. The Gospel of John is a gentle place to start, and it costs you nothing but a little quiet and an honest look.
Meet JesusRead the Gospel of JohnAsk for prayerJesus Christ is Lord.