Please note that we are assuming the Christian is already grounded in the fundamentals of the faith and understands the basic doctrines necessary to be a mature believer; thus, we have listed only a few books dealing with the personal nature of the Christian faith.

1. America’s Providential History* by Mark Beliles and Stephen McDowell
2. Monumental: Restoring America as the Land of Liberty* by Stephen McDowell & Kirk Cameron
3. The Ten Commandments and Modern Society and God’s Blueprint for Life, Liberty, and Property: A Bible Study on the Ten Commandments by Stephen McDowell
4. Watchmen on the Walls by Anderson, Beliles, and McDowell
5. Politics by Wayne Grudem
6. The Story of Liberty by Charles Coffin
7. The Bible: America’s Source of Law and Liberty by Stephen McDowell
8. Building Godly Nations by Stephen McDowell (Chapters 1-3; 10, 12, 14, 15)
9. Biblical Revival and the Transformation of Nations by Stephen McDowell
10. Booklets by Stephen McDowell that introduce various topics of Biblical transformation: The Bible: Divine or Human?; The Kingdom of God; The Biblical Family: Instrument of Godly Transformation; Rendering to Caesar the Things That Are God’s;  The Economy from a Biblical Perspective; Honest Money and Banking; Equal Justice Under God’s Law; Transforming Medicine and Business with Biblical Principles; Crime and Punishment, A Biblical Perspective
11. Liberating the Nations by Stephen McDowell and Mark Beliles
12. The Threat of Islam to Liberty and Christianity by Stephen McDowell
13. The Institutes of Biblical Law Vol. 1 by R.J. Rushdoony
14. How Should We Then Live? by Francis Schaeffer
15. What If Jesus Had Never Been Born? by D. James Kennedy
16. Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem [This teaches Christian doctrine rather than general Biblical worldview. At some point every Christian should study systematic theology, and this is one of many good such studies.]
17. The Founders’ Bible by David Barton
18. Original Intent by David Barton
19. God’s Outlaw (William Tyndale)** by Brian Edwards
20. Apostle of Liberty: the World-Changing Leadership of George Washington by Stephen McDowell
21. Hand of Providence, The Strong and Quiet Faith of Ronald Reagan by Mary Beth Brown
22. The Making of America by Cleon Skousen [a study of the U.S. Constitution]
23. Setting the Record Straight: American History in Black and White by David Barton
24. Almighty and Sons, Doing Business God’s Way by Dennis Peacock
25. God and Government by Gary DeMar

*To begin your study, either read America’ Providential History or go through the Monumental Study course (the Monumental Study has both video and reading material; America’ Providential History (APH) is reading only). Since some of the content is similar in these two books, don’t do these back-to-back but wait awhile between them. You can also use APH, A Documentary Sourcebook and APH Teacher’s Guide for a more in-depth study with APH. These books, as well as all the books on the list by McDowell, are available from our store at providencefoundation.com

After reading APH or Monumental, read The Ten Commandments and Modern Society and do the study, God’s Blueprint for Life, Liberty, and Property: A Bible Study on the Ten Commandments. You can then read through the other books in order to 10. After this you can read the books numbered 11-25 in whatever order you prefer.

For those who prefer being taught the material, see our Biblical Worldview University Courses; some are available online and more are available as hard copies. (see providencefoundation.com)

** This is a biography of the important Biblical reformer William Tyndale. Two other biographies follow. Reading good biographies of significant people in history is a great way to develop a Biblical worldview. I highly recommend regularly reading them. I have listed more of them in the Top 50 Recommended Books and many more in the booklet, Loving God with All Our Minds. In Loving God with All Our Minds, I give many other Biblical worldview resources in various categories.