The 2023 TGC Book Awards recognize outstanding Christian literature across 12 categories, from Ministry to Arts & Culture. Each category features a winner and an award of distinction, selected based on their gospel-centered arguments, faithful use of Scripture, spiritual discernment, and ability to unite and renew the church.

Key highlights:

• Ministry Winner: "A Praying Church" by Paul E. Miller, focused on revitalizing prayer in churches
• Popular Theology Winner: "Impossible Christianity" by Kevin DeYoung, addressing unrealistic expectations of Christian life
• Public Theology Winner: "The Great Dechurching" by Jim Davis and Michael Graham, analyzing why people leave churches
• Academic Theology Winner: "The Trinity in the Canon" edited by Brandon D. Smith, exploring biblical Trinitarian theology
• Christian Living Winner: "The Secret Place of Thunder" by John Starke, on choosing private faithfulness over public performance

The awards showcase books that combine theological depth with practical application, helping Christians navigate contemporary challenges while staying true to biblical principles. Each winner demonstrates excellence in addressing current issues facing the church while maintaining strong biblical foundations.

These selections represent valuable resources for Christians seeking to deepen their faith and understand how to live it out in today's world.

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