Christian Fiction

A Christian novel is any novel that expounds and illustrates a Christian world view in its plot, its characters, or both, or which deals with Christian themes in a positive way. Many novels with Christian themes also fall into specific mainstream fiction genres.

In North America, the Christian novel has evolved into a specific genre of its own, written explicitly by and for Christians of a particular type. Such a Christian novel does not have to involve an actual event or character in Bible history.

When Justice Comes (Tupelo Grove, #3)
All Booked Up
The Good Fortune of Miss Robbins
Raging Waters  (Elements of Danger)
Faithful of Heart (A Minnesota Legacy #1)
Find Me in the Story (Jonathon Island | Season 2 #1)
Apollo (Discarded Heroes: Scions #2)
The Cinderella Plot
Claire Holloway Is Winging It
The Star-Blessed
A Most Peculiar Providence: A Small-Town Story About What Can Happen When Love Opens the Door
Whiteout
Mists over the Channel Islands
Edge of Truth
Marrying the Matchmaker (A Shanahan Match, #4)
Theo of Golden
The Stranger in the Lifeboat
Without a Clue
Meet Me in the Margins
Reverence (Reverence, #1)
The Happy Life of Isadora Bentley
More than Friends
When the Day Comes (Timeless, #1)
The Summer of Yes
My Phony Valentine (Holidays with Hart, #1)
If All Else Sails
In This Moment (Timeless, #2)
All Booked Up
Wormwood Abbey (The Secrets of Ormdale, #1)
The Letter Keeper (Murphy Shepherd, #2)
Redeeming Love
A Voice in the Wind (Mark of the Lion, #1)
The Shack: Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Chronicles of Narnia, #1)
Left Behind (Left Behind, #1)
This Present Darkness (Darkness, #1)
An Echo in the Darkness (Mark of the Lion, #2)
The Screwtape Letters (Screwtape, #1)
As Sure as the Dawn (Mark of the Lion, #3)
The Magician’s Nephew (Chronicles of Narnia, #6)
The Atonement Child
Piercing the Darkness (Darkness, #2)
Tribulation Force (Left Behind, #2)
Prince Caspian (Chronicles of Narnia, #2)
The Horse and His Boy (Chronicles of Narnia, #5)

Joyce Swann
As Molly wrapped one of the freshly made flour tortillas around several slices of perfectly cooked steak and piled on guacamole, she began talking. The more she talked, the faster her words came. It was as if she were afraid that someone else would say something or ask her a question. She said that she was working for a firm in Los Angeles that designed sets for television and movies. “It’s different from what you do,” she said looking at Boomer. “Sets have to be bigger than life. They have to c ...more
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Joyce Swann
Her mind returned to Dr. Chaturvedi’s testimony. He had turned to Christianity because he had discovered that he was not special. He seemed happy enough, but was he really happy? Was Christianity just a club for people who had managed to lose their specialness? Was it a last resort for people when they realized that their dreams were not going to come true? Did they embrace Christianity because they could use their “faith” as an excuse for their failure? They could pretend that their Christian c ...more
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