Best Christian books for family devotionals

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Lutheran

• Little Visits for Toddlers (3rd ed.)
• Little Visits with Jesus: 25th Anniversary Ed.
• Little Visits with God (4th ed.)
• Portals of Prayer for Kids: Daily Devotions
• Luther's Small Catechism for Kids
• Treasury of Daily Prayer
• Family Time: 98 Bible Stories and Devotions
• The Story Bible

Catholic

• Exercitia spiritualia
• Introduction à la vie dévote
• Hallow (Catholic; flag for review)
• Il Combattimento Spirituale
• The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ
• Lives of the saints
• Revelationes
• To Know Christ Jesus (Stagbooks)

Reformed

• Long Story Short: Ten-Minute Devotions
• Old Story New: Ten-Minute Devotions
• Meals With Jesus
• Any Time Any Place Any Prayer Family Bible Devotional
• The Friend Who Forgives Family Bible Devotional
• The New City Catechism for Kids
• The Big Picture Family Devotional
• The Biggest Story Family Devotional

Baptist

• Believing God
• The Book of Jesus
• CHRIST EMPOWERED LIVING
• The Heart of the Sportsman
• Life
• The expected one
• The Psalms and Proverbs Devotional for Women
• Parent's Book of Prayers

Methodist

• Class devotions
• 365 more meditations for teens

Non-denominational

• Imitation of Christ
• Pensées
• The pursuit of God
• The Saint' everlasting rest
• Castillo interior o las moradas
• The greatest thing in the world
• The Jesus Storybook Bible
• The One Year Devotions for Preschoolers

What Christian book helps with family devotionals?

Some of the most widely read Christian books for family devotionals are Imitation of Christ by Thomas à Kempis, Pensées by Blaise Pascal, The pursuit of God by A. W. Tozer. GospelShelf lists 1349 titles for this situation from Lutheran, Catholic, Reformed, Baptist, and other publishers, and each one is tagged by tradition so you can choose what fits your church.

Are there family devotionals books for my church tradition?

Yes. Titles here come from these traditions: Lutheran, Catholic, Reformed, Baptist, Methodist, Non-denominational. Use the tradition filter or the lists below. Tags are assigned by publisher.

What does the Bible say about this?

Deuteronomy 6:7: "And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, and shalt talk of them when thou sittest in thine house." (KJV). Short, faithful devotions families can actually finish, at breakfast, dinner, or bedtime.