Bibles

Follow God's Word by Reading His Word

It's likely the single most important book you'll ever own. The Bible guides and instructs Christians in their daily walk with God. It's much easier to follow God's Word when you actually read it.

Study Bibles & More

Whether you're new to the Christian faith or you simply need to replace an existing Bible that's old and tattered from use, study Bibles can help you understand and learn more about the history of Jesus. With quick and understandable lessons featured within the pages of the Bible, these versions help translate what may otherwise be confusing to the reader.

Choose a study Bible if you want a deeper understanding of Scripture and enjoy explanations on verses and themes. Study Bibles aren't just for kids, either. People at every stage of their spiritual walk can benefit from these helpful versions. We offer:

1. Study Bibles for Kids
2. Study Bibles for Teens
3. NIV Study Bibles
4. NLT Study Bibles
5. KJV Study Bibles
6. ...and more!

Leather Bibles & More

Many people enjoy Bibles with a classic leather look. We offer leather Bibles in both hardcover and softcover, and in a variety of translations including:

1. King James Version
2. New International Version
3. Christian Standard Bible
4. English Standard Version
5. New American Bible
6. We even have Bibles in Spanish!

The Holy Bible for Everyone

From Bibles with coloring pages to Bibles featuring super heroes to camouflage print Bibles for sportsmen, there's a Bible for everyone. Large print Bibles help those with vision challenges read their Bibles and couples' devotional Bibles allow couples to study together. There's even an archeological Bible that adds historical information beyond what's written in the Bible to help readers better understand the context.

Help Choosing a Bible Translation

With so many different translations available, it can be hard to choose which version to buy. Unless you have the time to actually compare different translations to decide which one best speaks to you, consider the following when choosing a translation:

1. What version does your church or Bible study group use? It might be easier to follow along in services or meetings if you have the same translation as leaders use.
2. How do you feel best connected to God's Word? Some people feel most connected to Scripture when the text is in modern, understandable language (such as with NIV) while others feel closer to God's Words when the language is formal (such as with KJV).
3. What will help you to keep reading? Once you find a translation that compels you to keep reading, stick with that translation!